Re: Bees!
It's interesting to read this report ... when my mum, sister and myself did
our *first* overnight canyon climb on the 14th of March, the bees had
arrived just...
Beverley Keefe 2005-04-05 07:20:28 #36112
Re: What food to bring?
I am sure that the weight of the camera gear will more than make up
for the weight of the stove cooking gear. I will probbaly be looking
at 35-40 pounds...
Bob Ribokas 2005-04-05 07:13:57 #36111
Re: What food to bring?
A bit more about food - Dick Matthews, I believe, mentioned protein powder for breakfast,
I haven't done that, but have had good success with it for...
tomkbourne2002 2005-04-05 06:51:29 #36110
Re: What food to bring?
Thought about the "stove-less" option but never tried it, always worried
that what I bring will not be enough or the uncooked food will weigh
more than my...
Peter Borremans 2005-04-05 05:43:59 #36109
TR - Boucher/Hermit Loop
Just a quick report for a short but sweet trip:
Friday evening: Left trailhead at 5 p.m., rushed down to camp below Yuma
point. Made it before dark only to...
Tom Gendron 2005-04-04 23:54:20 #36108
Re: keep boots dry?/ ? on Tucson hiking
I have been to the areas you mention. As more people move to Tucson,the
impact on the roads and schools is great. The pressure on the back country is not...
jastcaird@aol.com 2005-04-04 20:52:07 #36107
Re: keep boots dry?/ ? on Tucson hiking
Yes, Isn't hiking around there great! I am moving back to Tucson in
October after a 15 year absense.
Have you been to the upper part of Sabino canyon above...
Gary C. Palmer 2005-04-04 20:24:24 #36106
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