Re: Rock Wall? at Deer Creek Camp
upper Bonita Creek drainage
In the early 20th cent, Blondie Jansen, et al carried sopme material for sluices down Thunder River Trail to prospect at Bonita...
dove menkes 2004-12-28 15:13:49 #33597
Re: Rock Wall? at Deer Creek Camp
A more accurate assessment would be that the origin of this structure
is disputed.
Huntoon's hypothesis in the BQR is preposterous: there's no way...
driftersmith 2004-12-28 14:43:28 #33596
Re: Number in Party Backcountry Permits
A good point. Also, I reversed my terminology, and "party" is 1-6 and
"group" is 7-11. Bright Angel CG (33 sites) could be maxed-out by 15
parties of 6,...
Doug Nering 2004-12-28 13:17:46 #33595
"Cell Phone Towers Sprout in the National Parks"
Check out the article "The Ring-Tone of the Wild" in Sierra magazine, Jan-Feb issue, p. 12.
Peace,
Bob Audretsch
Grand Canyon, AZ
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Bob Audretsch 2004-12-28 12:51:25 #33594
Re: Rock Wall? at Deer Creek Camp
The rock retaining walls you saw ARE relicts of old gold mining in the
Grand Canyon so that is why they look similar to the ruins in
California. Gold fever...
Watkins, Conor Maris (UMR-Student) 2004-12-28 12:43:08 #33593
Rock Wall? at Deer Creek Camp
Hey Guys,
When we were at Deer Creek in September, someone noticed what looked like an old
retaining wall made of piled stone. It was located on the western...
davestockbridge 2004-12-28 12:25:27 #33592
Re: Number in Party Backcountry Permits
--- In Grand_Canyon_Hikers@yahoogroups.com, Doug Nering
wrote:
> Changing a permit for any number from 1-6 without change to date or
use
> area can be...
Steve Newcomb 2004-12-28 11:35:56 #33591
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