Re: Solid Fuel Stoves
Josh,
I tried the Esbit stove on my last two backpacks, one up Mt. Whitney and one to Henry Coe Park in Calif. It took me two trips to figure out that I...
Paige 2004-03-15 09:36:49 #28956
2004 GC Guide's Training Seminar
Hi Folks...Julia and I attended the GC Hiking Guide's seminar Feb 28,29 put on by NPS/GCFI at the South Rim. There were some great talks and some of our...
doc thomas@futureone.com 2004-03-15 09:15:23 #28955
Re: RRR in May (advice)
Sean,
It has been a few years since I have been up on the North Rim. I beleive if you start hiking back toward the Rim Lodges their is supposed to be ...
Josh Case 2004-03-15 08:42:48 #28954
Re: Trip Report (Clear Creek) and a Quasi-Celebrity Sighting
I was hiking through a park in Maryland when Janet Reno came walking by
with her hiking stick and secret service agents. I don't know if I was
more surprised...
Kevin Z Grey 2004-03-15 08:29:12 #28953
Re: Hiking Boots vs. Trail Running Shoes
Guess I'm a dinosaur I can't get my backpack, clothes, cleanup items,
medical kit, sleeping gear, tarp, etc into the less than 12 pound
area especially...
Bob Marley 2004-03-15 08:23:44 #28952
Solid Fuel Stoves
I have been reading about Esbit stoves mainly by everyone's posts about them. I was wondering if some of you had a favorite kind, and exactly how they work. ...
Josh Case 2004-03-15 08:23:30 #28951
Re: Your favorite sunsire and sunset points
(so far, taking tinto consideration I've only hiked the Corridor so
far:)
Sunset: Shoshone Point. No rails to spoil the feeling of just you &
the Canyon. ...
Becki 2004-03-15 07:32:50 #28950
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