Re: How much food per day do you eat?
Amazing. I was just looking at my food spreadsheet (I uploaded it to Files) and realized after summing the components: breakfast: 4.7 oz lunch&snacks:...
Brian Alleyne 2007-01-28 03:06:08 #44474

Re: Snow on Northside
Latest word I got was NPS was driving Hwy 67 and not using their snowmobiles due to lack of snow. Things could change as 1 year they got 3 feet of snow in...
Sam 2007-01-27 19:32:58 #44473

Re: photos of the "snow days"
Nice photos Jane! I am waiting for your trip report for Clear Creek, since I will be there in May. Hopefully, I won't see any snow at that time (we see...
Jean-Francois Hebert 2007-01-27 17:18:11 #44472

Re: I Shouldn't Be Alive
For those who missed it (I did), this Discovery Channel show will be repeated a few more times: > "I Shouldn't Be Alive: A Walk in Hell" > A group of high...
mweber 2007-01-27 17:11:43 #44471

Re: How much food per day do you eat?
My approach to packing for a trip is to take up to 2lb. a day of dry food, no more than that. I'll usually end up with extra food, but at least I have some...
tomkbourne2002 2007-01-27 16:16:05 #44470

Re: I Shouldn't Be Alive
--- In Grand_Canyon_Hikers@yahoogroups.com, "Amy" wrote: > > Does anyone know that the back country ranger in the BCO at the NR > advised against this...
CanyonRick 2007-01-27 15:50:57 #44469

photos of the "snow days"
My husband got some nice photos of the sunrise on Jan 20. There was four inches on the South Rim, and the plateau was white! Very pretty. I attempted to...
Jane 2007-01-27 15:41:59 #44468

Re: How much food per day do you eat?
That pretty much agrees with our group experience with both the Sierra Club and group trips with friends. We've used approximately 1.5-2 pounds of food per...
Bob Marley 2007-01-27 14:49:23 #44467

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