Re: No Permit--Harvey Butchart
We're supposed to compare a 3-day backpack in GC with a weekend at
Knottsberry Farm? It doesn't seem logical to me. On the other side of
it, people can...
Doug N 2004-09-22 12:34:54 #32104
Re: No Permit--Harvey Butchart
Dr. Butchart had the best job on earth for canyon hiking and a most
understanding wife--if it were me he would not have stayed married--
but then I would...
MaryPhyl@mail.com 2004-09-22 08:44:29 #32103
Re: jivebunny
--How exciting, I knew the canyon would be better than
Ivan. Can't wait to see your pictures and trip report.
Elaine( beachbunny502003)
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e g 2004-09-22 07:38:31 #32102
Re: No Permit--Harvey Butchart
The permit fees are priced quite a bit below market value. Harvey had
amazing physical ability and many of his hikes were day hikes - no
charge. A six night...
Dick Matthews 2004-09-22 06:28:08 #32101
Re: No Permit--Harvey Butchart
Weell, To begin with all one needs to be wealthy enough to stay in
the canyon or any wilderness area for long periods say 3- 6 months a
year is to adapt to...
Gary C. Palmer 2004-09-22 05:39:22 #32100
Re: No Permit--Harvey Butchart
I question your math. It costs me about the same to drive roundtrip from
Cave Creek as the permit for an individual 2-weeks stay in the back country.
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Tom Gendron 2004-09-22 00:03:20 #32099
Re: thank you for everything!
You go, Bunny. I'm so envious. I won't be back to the Canyon until the end of March
(rafting trip) and I'm already getting excited.
Jan Taylor
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Jan Taylor 2004-09-21 21:26:17 #32098
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