Re: Solid Fuel Stoves
The best source I have found about light weight stoves is the http://www.pcta.org/ they are obsessed with lightweight anythings Owen K Josh Case wrote: ...
Owen Kittredge 2004-03-15 18:49:27 #28985

Re: Solid Fuel Stoves
One thing I forgot to mention is the high fire danger that these stoves have. I once cooked with it on a picnic table since there was no other place that...
Paige 2004-03-15 18:48:41 #28984

Re: Solid Fuel Stoves
Josh--You can buy an esbit knock off from your local boy scouts--it weighs 1.5 oz--sells for about $6 and comes with some fuel. The cheapest esbit fuel...
MaryPhyl@mail.com 2004-03-15 18:23:14 #28983

Re: Hiking Boots vs. Trail Running Shoes
Some people aren't comfortable unless they bring all of their water from home on river trips Doc. Floating on the Colorado they still want city water...
Bob Marley 2004-03-15 17:26:22 #28982

Re: Hiking Boots vs. Trail Running Shoes
That does sound like a lot of water but there are times. . . When Cree and I walked Diamond to Lees in 1980 the most water we ever carried was a day when...
Bob Marley 2004-03-15 17:10:22 #28981

Re: Hiking Boots vs. Trail Running Shoes
I'm very interested in how you figured out you will need to carry 3 gallons of water on well traveled GC trails. I don't remember Harvey ever hiking with more...
doc thomas@futureone.com 2004-03-15 16:53:06 #28980

Re: Hiking Boots vs. Trail Running Shoes
22 pounds of water is 11 quarts--over 2 gallons!! Why do you need that much water? Mary In grandcanyon@yahoogroups.com, "mixn_vixen" wrote: > I just...
MaryPhyl@mail.com 2004-03-15 16:34:55 #28979

Re: Water on the Trails
Thanks. I wasn't sure when they were going to turn the pipes on. I've been on both trails in the past, but only in February '03 and March '02, when it was...
Scott Regen 2004-03-15 16:15:06 #28978

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