Re: Advice For Hiking In July
I can't imagine how anyone would willing live with 4-5 months of sub-
>freezing temperatures.
Our latest frost is usually in early June, and our earliest in...
kesscokim 2005-03-27 19:48:24 #35924
Re: Advice For Hiking In July
Desert rats don't really care if it is hot. Kind of normal for them.
It's 80 degrees in Phoenix today and very dry. Just the way I like it.
It is going to...
Bob Marley 2005-03-27 18:23:54 #35923
Re: Advice For Hiking In July
I've known at least one hiker who quit hiking the Grand Canyon in the
summer - because he just got tired of being miserable.
Now if he gets there in the...
Kenneth McNamara 2005-03-27 17:59:00 #35922
Rattlesnake story.
While building a house in the Cascades NW of Medford, OR, I stepped
out the back door, and walked 20 ft to a picnic table, and heard
a "lizard" rustling dry...
Jack Goodell 2005-03-27 15:04:54 #35921
Re: Advice For Hiking In July
Turn into a lizard until the sun goes down?
Have you ever watched lizards, when the heat of the day is on they are
out in it standing on rocks and the trail...
Gary C. Palmer 2005-03-27 15:03:56 #35920
Rituals
Bright Angel Lodge "historic cabin", a nice hot shower and then an
open faced turkey sandwich at the good old Maswik.
imnhoj 2005-03-27 15:02:56 #35919
Re: Another Ritual
Hi Tracey,
Welcome to the group, 4 years late! Good luck exploring around the
north side of Schellbach Butte ... but I still think the easiest way
up it is...
David Marcus 2005-03-27 14:02:26 #35918
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