semi-off-topic: hiking as kids (was: Sowats and Kwagunt Hollows)
I had the pleasure of living in Grand Canyon Village as a child
(1959-1964). I spent lots of time playing in the Kaibab Forest,
building "forts" out of...
Jerry Dickey 2003-04-28 22:08:35 #21644
Re: North Bass-South Bass traverse
Hi Doug!
The reasons I'd rather go south to north on bass are:
1. I'd rather go up north bass than down it. Not sure why, but maybe because
I'd rather go up a...
JNANKE@msn.com 2003-04-28 20:59:18 #21643
Re: Day hike to Ribbon Falls.
--- In grandcanyon@yahoogroups.com, "ddeehr2002" wrote:
> We are hiking the Canyon at the end of May. Down SK, two nights
at
> BA campground, one night...
nobelay 2003-04-28 20:47:19 #21642
Re: Day hike to Ribbon Falls.
Hi Darin!
Not sure what a camelback un bottle is, but rigging a sling out of webbing
from Popular might do the trick. I carry water bottles. Tried the...
JNANKE@msn.com 2003-04-28 20:17:15 #21641
Re: Trip Report-Sowats and Kwagunt Hollows
"There must be a short list of personality
traits/inclinations/preferences that forshadow or combine into an
adult hiking career.... High pain tolerance,...
Tina Caskey 2003-04-28 19:53:50 #21640
Re: Trip report - Sowats and Kwagunt Hollows
First I was a girl. My great love was a rope hung from a tree in the woods
(Seattle) behind our house. Next although my father fished and I was required
to...
donaldpvadair@cs.com 2003-04-28 19:28:49 #21639
Re: OFF TOPIC....IDENTITY STUFF
You may be OT occasionally - but I read them all - THIS IS SUPER ADVICE!
Thanks.
KenMc
doc thomas wrote:
>
> This is rather important IMHO...Doc
>...
Ken McNamara 2003-04-28 18:57:19 #21638
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