Re: Map for a River trip
You really do need to do your homework and go to our website as suggested in message 39117 earlier today. If you had done so you would find the following...
Bob Marley 2005-12-21 19:25:59 #39139

NOW OT - Re: Sherpas
I think that is called a "tump line" and I have never attempted to use one. The basket like pack is popular in Nepal and a wrap is used in Peru to...
Bob Marley 2005-12-21 19:20:36 #39138

Re: Map for a River trip
Bob This trip is with AZ river runners. On our last trip we stayed near camp. I hope to look around a lot more this time. We did most of the hikes they had...
Roy 2005-12-21 19:17:37 #39137

Re: Map for a River trip
Tom We have your book on hikes from the river. I haven't seen the river guide you wrote. Is it in any of the stores at the canyon? I have 2 other guide...
Roy 2005-12-21 19:09:40 #39136

NOW OT - Re: Sherpas
At lower elevation you will see porters in Nepal bare foot. Some make > less than a buck a day carrying 6' chunks of 2-3' diameter trees up the >...
David West 2005-12-21 17:42:46 #39135

Re: LW pack durability
Pack lowering isn't good for them either. They catch on things as you point out. Twirl around ending up with the fabric being ripped on the face and it...
Bob Marley 2005-12-21 17:38:04 #39134

Re: LW pack durability
Brush is nothing compared to using a rope to haul a pack up a sandstone ledge (or, god forbid, a weathered limestone ledge). I've seen a few packs nearly...
Bob Bordasch 2005-12-21 17:15:46 #39133

Re: Backpacker Magazine Story- Signal Mirrors in GC
Yes,it was August and too hot for clothes(which we lost in the flash flood anyway); I have hiked from Tapeats river camp over to Deer Creek nude with this...
docthomas04@yahoo.com 2005-12-21 16:20:08 #39132

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