Re: Packing list & Wet Cotton Shirts
Frankly I think cotton is a bit over rated as a killer in GC unless there is snow on the ground. As one who does and did most of their GC tripping in the hot...
Bob Marley 2006-05-18 15:02:49 #41661

Re: Packing list & Wet Cotton Shirts
For hiking in the mountains anytime or going to the canyon in the winter, we wear non cotton clothing, but for the canyon in these roasting temperatures, I...
canyonjane 2006-05-18 14:41:24 #41660

Re: Packing list & Wet Cotton Shirts
--- In Grand_Canyon_Hikers@yahoogroups.com, "Keith Wilkowski" wrote: > When I was at PR last summer, the Rangers suggested getting your long sleeved...
Roger Price 2006-05-18 14:17:13 #41659

Re: Packing list
If you are boating GC,don't wear cotton because it stays wet and hypothermia can be a problem;however if you are hiking and are near a water source,a wet...
docthomas04@yahoo.com 2006-05-18 14:11:06 #41658

Re: Packing list

Dean Kurtz 2006-05-18 14:06:52 #41657

Re: Packing list
Having just returned from a hike, our group was advised by a ranger that a cotton shirt is exactly what you do want because it retains moisture. You don't...
Keith Wilkowski 2006-05-18 13:58:50 #41656

Re: Packing list
This might be stating the obvious but ... I would advise no cotton clothing. No cotton T-shirts. No stylish cotton cargo pants. No denim. No khaki. Okay...
JiveBunny1@aol.com 2006-05-18 13:51:09 #41655

Re: Arizona Strip Map and Unforgettable Day hikes
Could this be an overnight backpack if one climbed to the rim after getting water at Dripping Springs and camping rimside on Mesa Emerta (which might be...
Bob Marley 2006-05-18 12:18:09 #41654

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