Re: Canyon experience for remote hikes
Excellent writeup Dave (except I think maybe you mention "the west fork of Clear Creek" a few times where you mean the east fork), maybe belongs in a FAQ...
johngeyles 2005-11-02 00:31:52 #38419

Re: Cremation Use Area Border ???
boundaries... Hopefully they only occur at Corridor boundaries and can be thought of as part of emergency phones, toilets, etc. > Sometimes, fewer...
johngeyles 2005-11-02 00:14:48 #38418

Re: The Boy Scout Hike (day 4)
I would guess that if I was working at Phantom Ranch in 120 degree heat I would want a nice cool pond to float, relax and cool off in after work. A pond of...
Bob Washburn 2005-11-01 22:47:42 #38417

Re: The Boy Scout Hike (day 4)
These were the Xantera dams and they were really engineering works. > > What's the story with these (when and why were they built) ? > > John John, my...
Jim Edmondson 2005-11-01 22:16:38 #38416

Boy Scout Hike (day 5...and winding down)
Day 5 Woke at 6:00 and though we made record time getting things together, we experienced a new phenomenonÂ… dew! The product of sleeping on grass. We...
Jim Edmondson 2005-11-01 21:52:23 #38415

Re: The Boy Scout Hike (day 4)
---Pat- part of that may be due to the fall/winter guide passed out still has summer/hot weather water consumptrion instructions in it. On the other hand, my...
jagchiker 2005-11-01 21:08:40 #38414

Re: Canyon experience for remote hikes
Good description, David. I was intending to give Alex a similar idea but I wasn't willing to write quite so much.
Doug Nering 2005-11-01 20:25:14 #38413

Re: Canyon experience for remote hikes
I would agree, it's hard to be sure who did it 1st, but Harvey did write about it 1st. Probably, we can refer to the Phantom headwall Redwall route and not ...
Doug Nering 2005-11-01 20:23:39 #38412

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