Re: water filter question
I had a PUR filter once (maybe ten or twelve years ago) and it was a
piece of junk: when it got clogged, you could continue to pump and
the way it was...
driftersmith 2004-03-16 17:04:52 #29010
Re: Med kit advice for Grand Canyon Hike
Dana,
You can now buy Lay's chips in the plastic cans (kinda like Pringles) I thook those on my last trip for snack and it was great! I bet you could...
Josh Case 2004-03-16 16:39:42 #29009
Re: Med kit advice for Grand Canyon Hike
I start my 3-5 day trips with tortillas, a plastic sealed package of
shredded cheese, and the new pre-cooked vaccuum packed bacon (usually
in the refrig...
dakaleta@sbcglobal.net 2004-03-16 16:14:54 #29008
water filter question
Hi all,
On a trip to the GC last year i took a PUR filter (scout model?),
which i've used there before with good results. By the last day of
the trip, i'm...
hermeskid 2004-03-16 16:12:58 #29007
Re: Filtering/purifying water
Could the technique for storing bleach with straws and silicone be
applied to other chemicals like ammonia for waking a person who has
fainted? Can anyone...
Kevin Z Grey 2004-03-16 13:47:28 #29006
Canyon in the News
I know that some members become unnerved when postings drift away
from the Canyon proper, but there were two excellent articles in this
morning's (March 16)...
mmmwilderness 2004-03-16 13:33:51 #29005
Re: Med kit advice for Grand Canyon Hike
I have started bringing a log of summer sausage and a block of aged cheddar and crackers with me for trailside snacks. Nothing like cheese and meat in the...
Josh Case 2004-03-16 13:12:54 #29004
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