Re: Aerial photo (to augment maps) sources?
Great Brian
Looks like a memory hog though.
So I suspect it could lockup older PCs
Let us know.
thanks,
Bob
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Dr. Brown 2008-01-15 19:37:42 #49176
Re: 94 Mile Canyon access from Crystal
Ah, but your carbon footprint is much smaller when you travel to the canyon
to for your trip than those of us who drive 2000 miles roundtrip. I guess
I'll...
Washburns 2008-01-15 19:18:30 #49175
Re: 94 Mile Canyon access from Crystal
As it turns out I do get to cut in front of everybody, because I can
drive to the canyon to get a permit on the 1st of the month. Despite
the faxing that...
Dennis Foster 2008-01-15 18:48:16 #49174
Re: Thanks to all for responses to my query about Lonetree and Horse
southkaibab wrote:
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> Now I'm mainly anxious about a highly exposed place on the trail, I
> think above Grapevine Canyon. I've heard tell of 45-degree...
Reid Priedhorsky 2008-01-15 17:26:16 #49173
Re: Private Stock
That was my image. Someone unfamiliar with the canyon thinking it would be a neat place to take a horse that was not familiar with terrain or crowds down...
Washburns 2008-01-15 17:04:35 #49172
Re: redwall break in upper hermit creek
Gary.
I think Bil knows the route. Maybe he'll go with you.
Mike Coltrin
Tucson
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mike_coltrin 2008-01-15 16:59:01 #49171
Re: Aerial photo (to augment maps) sources?
I was looking for a map finder for USGS quadrangle for Google Earth
today and happened upon a kmz that not only has the quadrangle coverage
(just squares...
Brian 2008-01-15 16:50:01 #49170
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