Re: Day hike to river and back in April
Bob, BCO - Back Country Office? I don't know what it means. You said "water at two locations" - I presume there are streams or something? So I...
Sendme NoSpam 2006-03-17 20:36:14 #40680

Re: Day hike to river and back in April
> Jeff, I think you need more than 3 liters for (for example) S. Kaibab to Tonto to Indian Garden. You could easily be hiking 5 hours or more before...
Bob Holland 2006-03-17 18:23:12 #40679

Re: Day hike to river and back in April
Chris, Thanks for your input. I am blown away by the temperature variation at the South Rim - 60 degrees one day, then axle-deep snow!!?? Now of...
Sendme NoSpam 2006-03-17 17:13:58 #40678

Re: Alcohol dispenser
JD, Having used it for only a week or so, it's not close to being empty. But I think it would be comparible to, say, a shampoo container of similar size. ...
John Karpinski 2006-03-17 13:27:47 #40677

Re: Day hike to river and back in April
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Lawrence Antonelli 2006-03-17 12:31:29 #40676

Re: Day hike to river and back in April
You get no argument from me on that. Probably related to whether one sweats heavily or not. We all loose moisture at different rates. I tend to sweat...
Bob Marley 2006-03-17 12:14:16 #40675

Re: Day hike to river and back in April
Lawrence Antonelli wrote: >fluid intake needs can vary with individuals. > And, lest we forget, fluid intake needs can vary for one individual from trip...
maweber 2006-03-17 12:05:16 #40674

Re: Day hike to river and back in April
Bob - I agree with you, and that makes sense logically. But, I also believe that fluid intake needs can vary with individuals. I have a buddy who's my age...
Lawrence Antonelli 2006-03-17 11:12:31 #40673

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