Re: PLB helps dehydrated hiker in Surprise Valley
Determining where you are is only the start of being able to read a topo map. A GPS may help you stay on a route someone else has recorded if you have their...
Bob Washburn 2007-07-08 14:45:03 #46874

Dragon Spring/Crystal Creek
Thinking of spending some time in the Crystal Creek area next spring and was wondering if anyone had any photos of the spring or the area in general. Have...
wcrisp6871 2007-07-08 13:54:46 #46873

In Over Our Heads in Havasupai
Hello all, I'm a new member to this group and I thought I would introduce myself by posting a recent journey my friends and I took to Havasupai Falls...
kameeleon2003 2007-07-08 13:43:03 #46872

Re: PLB helps dehydrated hiker in Surprise Valley
As I grew up hiking, there was no such thing as GPS. It happened fairly late in my outdoor "caree". So of course I learned how to read topos, navigate by...
mojave_ben 2007-07-08 13:42:49 #46871

Re: Trouble in Paradise
My friend and I recently returned to Havasupai Falls after this article came out (Read the comical full story <<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank"...
kameeleon2003 2007-07-08 13:42:33 #46870

OT...personal/ observations/visiting in hosp
hi folks...please stop asking me if it's ok to visit drifter...here are my rules on visiting ANYONE in the hosp #1.... first decide WHY you want to visit...
docthomas04@yahoo.com 2007-07-08 13:09:26 #46869

Re: getting used to the heat
Jane Shigley wrote: >I say we should try to get a moderate amount of exercise in the heat of the >day. (Say a one hour bike ride, never too far from shade,...
mweber 2007-07-08 12:03:28 #46868

Re: getting used to the heat
Seriously, in Tom Myers presentations on heat risk factors and related at GTS sessions, he states that the body adapts to activity in the heat similar to...
Doug Nering 2007-07-08 11:24:15 #46867

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