Re: Digital Cameras Inside the Canyon?
johngeyles wrote: > Hope people don't mind this huge photography discussion ... Can't speak for others, but I'm loving it. I've printed out about half of...
m a weber 2002-10-02 11:18:00 #16965

Re: Digital Cameras Inside the Canyon?
Hope people don't mind this huge photography discussion ... Yeah, Velvia is much more saturated than Provia, SLIGHTLY sharper, and 50 instead of 100 speed. ...
johngeyles 2002-10-02 10:42:50 #16964

Re: Digital Cameras Inside the Canyon?
family. >> > However, I'd be one very happy camper with results superior to > Kodachrome and so will pick up a couple of rolls of Provia ... I...
johngeyles 2002-10-02 10:37:42 #16963

Re: WATER IN COTTONWOOD CREEK, MINERS SPRING
My limited experience has been the opposite. In May, the spring draw (which branches to the right as you hike up-canyon from the Tonto trail crossing) was...
johngeyles 2002-10-02 10:32:10 #16962

Re: Car Clouts at Yosemite
I agree with this and take it one step further. I don't leave anything valuable in my car, and I leave it UNLOCKED. If they want in, they will get in, and...
canoetrip_2000 2002-10-02 10:09:13 #16961

Storm at Horseshoe Mesa
I spent last Saturday night on Horseshoe Mesa, my first Canyon hike as an Arizonian. There were some glorious storms Saturday morning/afternoon. I had a...
Cindy 2002-10-02 09:33:41 #16960

Hiking in the Midwest
We would like to get several long hikes in before we hike the Grand Canyon. We thought that there might be a hiking club in Missouri or Illinois that had...
Barbara Hunt 2002-10-02 09:05:41 #16959

Re: WATER IN COTTONWOOD CREEK, MINERS SPRING
Actually, after checking my logs, the last time I was at Page Spring was in July 1988 and at the time it was more like a tiny frog pond filled with slimy...
Wayne Tomasi 2002-10-02 07:00:08 #16958

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