"Splendor on the Rim" GC book?
Does anyone recall having read this book? Amazon says it's a review of the human history of those who've lived in the GC area, but it's out of print. ...
'Curious George' Copsey 2003-06-11 17:30:34 #22704

teeasure caves in the Canyon
I just happened to run across some correspondence with the Smithsonian about 17 years ago. I had written to them about that newspaper article with the...
kwaguntman 2003-06-11 16:31:21 #22702

Re: welcome home doc
Thanks Dick...but I got my shots before visiting.Boulder sure has it's share of high class "granola hippies" still hanging around.I must report that driving...
doc thomas 2003-06-11 16:07:58 #22701

Re: A little Grand Canyon Mule history
Actually, my original post addressed both mules and burros, which are not the same animal. Brighty was a burro, which is the same thing as a donkey or an...
Wayne Tomasi 2003-06-11 15:52:05 #22700

Re: camping in ruins
Um, even though I have no where near the hiking experice that most of you guys have I would think that it would be quiet clear that camping or taking a...
tohlman 2003-06-11 14:52:49 #22699

Re: camping in ruins
Taking a siesta on a clean, flat rock within a cliff dwelling is NOT camping! I have the utmost respect for the archeological artifects and do not disturb...
Steve Wingate 2003-06-11 14:08:05 #22698

Re: A little Grand Canyon Mule history
Great narrative on the mules and burros of the GC Wayne. You mentioned the one book about Napolean the Mule, but what about "Brighty of the Grand Canyon"...
csoshnik 2003-06-11 13:54:33 #22697

welcome home doc
Doc, Is a two week quarantine still required after travel to the Peoples Republic of Boulder? Good to have you back. Dick Matthews - One tequila, two...
RMatth4505@aol.com 2003-06-11 13:51:47 #22696

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