Re: Can we do this GC hike? Really need your help.
I have tried Diamox in Mexico and South America. For me it really does not seem to help but I am not bothered by altitude. There are a number of...
donaldpvadair@cs.com 2003-10-23 21:05:42 #25330

Re: Hiking with children
winejerk2000 wrote: > ...when resting, if less than 5 minutes, stand or lean. Plenty > of places to lean. If you really need a break, shed the pack and >...
m a weber 2003-10-23 20:45:20 #25329

Hiking with children
As some of you know, I did my hike with two very good guides, my 10 y.o., a friend and his 12 y.o. I have read a lot of tips on children but let me offer my...
winejerk2000 2003-10-23 19:48:14 #25328

Re: Diamox
I first had altitude sickness in Aspen, CO during the summer. Didn't know it till I got to Denver. I did not sleep, was fatigued, and generally, wierded...
winejerk2000 2003-10-23 19:23:35 #25327

Re: Smoke in the canyon
Bob Audretsch wrote: > Smoke is coming from the N. Rim fire, the Poplar fire. Most likely it will continue to burn, big or little, till winter. The fire...
m a weber 2003-10-23 17:04:18 #25326

Re: Diamox
johngeyles wrote: > I thought maybe Diamox would help the nausea, just > taking it the day of the hike out. Think that would help ? Considering that...
m a weber 2003-10-23 17:03:30 #25325

Re: Mules --- Why at the Canyon
Good input. Recently I questioned Wrangler Sherry why Xanterra and earlier companies used mules and not horses. Of the reasons she gave me I thought these...
Bob Audretsch 2003-10-23 16:53:52 #25324

Re: Diamox
Tingling in hands and feet is a normal side affect. Most people on diamox report this until they stop. More unusual than annoying. --- In...
Bob Marley 2003-10-23 16:45:22 #25323

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