Re: Nutrition
Greg, regarding point number 2, that nutrition is not critical for most
short trip hikers, Karen Berger, in her book, "Advanced Backpacking," seems
to agree:...
firefly 2000-05-11 14:56:46 #3062
Fire & Nutrition
Two things to think about:
1). With the dry, windy, hot conditions prevailing-- be careful with
fire, hikers! They did some evac of folks on the North Rim...
Greg Gruber 2000-05-11 13:26:22 #3061
friendly joke
Don't know anything about the nuteriation thing but it reminded me of
a joke at hikers expence I heard from a Rafting guide on the Animus
river in Co.
He...
karl buckendahl 2000-05-11 11:25:56 #3060
Re: [grandcanyon] New Member
welcome to the group... what trails are you going to be
on? and do you have much backpacking experience... outside of the
canyon?
Al
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Al Kahler 2000-05-11 10:52:18 #3059
Re: "protein deficiency"
I can't remember details, but have seen articles over the years about
efficacy of gorp, protein bars, carbo bars, etc for "athletic"
activities. In...
dove menkes 2000-05-11 08:29:21 #3057
Re: [grandcanyon] protein deficiency while hiking ?
I've wondered about low protein too. Maybe your body
builds up a reserve that can be tapped during a hike?
I've started carrying more protein in the form...
Bob Bordasch 2000-05-11 08:00:56 #3056
Re: [grandcanyon] Overflights
jeff- you are correct about the airplane noise.. the dragon corridor is the
busiest.. write to arnberger..
Bert Fingerhut
1520 Silverking Dr.
Aspen, CO...
fingerbert@aol.com 2000-05-11 05:24:09 #3055
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