Re: how to treat water in the canyon--what to do about silt
Alum is a solid choice. In addition, you may want to consider banding a coffee filter or hanky over your pump's intake port to up the anti-clog odds even...
ffeagans 2004-02-09 21:18:58 #28197

Re: Maswik to South Bass on foot
I did not walk down the boundary road. I did see beat up picnic area where a road leads to. I can not remember, if I saw vehicles tracks in the snow at...
Vincent Yazzie 2004-02-09 21:17:03 #28196

Re: Hermit Rapids to Granite
There is no trail and it does take time route finding ...but it's only a mile or two.I did it with a 20 lb pack...just stay as low (close to the River)as the...
doc thomas 2004-02-09 18:55:24 #28195

Re: Wish List
Mike, George Steck called me this evening. He would like to talk to you and has lost both your Email as well as phone#. He asked if you could give him a...
donaldpvadair@cs.com 2004-02-09 17:22:11 #28194

Re: Hermit Rapids to Granite
How long is it from Hermit Rapids to Granite Rapids? I will be hiking the Hermit Trail this summer. Did not even think about going along the river. That...
beachboywantabe@aol.com 2004-02-09 17:04:22 #28193

Re: how to treat water in the canyon--what to do about silt
Water with a lot of suspended particles (turbid) requires more chemicals than clear water. Less iodine is required when it is used after settling or...
Dick Matthews 2004-02-09 16:52:43 #28192

Re: foot care
The best way to toughen your feet is to hike a lot wearing a heavy pack. Practice will make your balance and foot placement better. Dick Matthews Only in...
Dick Matthews 2004-02-09 16:33:23 #28191

Re: how to treat water in the canyon--what to do about silt
--- In grandcanyon@yahoogroups.com, "driftersmith" wrote: > --- In grandcanyon@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Sailer" > wrote: > > What do you suggest for water...
captwa2000 2004-02-09 16:26:59 #28190

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