OT? Denali Climbing
Chris, Hiking in the Canyon is one of the joys of my life but it is very, very different from climbing Denali. I¹ve not climbed Denali but have spent...
Ruth Glenn 2008-07-14 00:39:29 #51750

Re: NPS says Powell plateau high risk of injury and death!
Yes, Powell Plateau can have temps up to and exceeding 100. Several years ago, before the fire on the Plateau, we hiked it and the temps on the Plateau were...
Hiker Diane 2008-07-14 00:38:24 #51749

Re: NPS says Powell plateau high risk of injury and death!
Oh yes, those thunderstorms :) I think it picks up so much lightning as it sticks out so far south, and the summer monsoon storms are often moving...
Chris Schmandt 2008-07-13 20:00:27 #51748

Grand Canyon History Yahoogroup Invitation
Hi all, how goes it? Just for Fun, thought I'd start a Yahoogroup on anything related to Grand Canyon History. You are invited to check out the home page...
Tom Martin 2008-07-13 16:27:41 #51747

Re: another way to Pasture Wash and South Bass
Since the reservation access gate is on the Forest Service border on the east side, and the Forest Service boundary on the north side, perhaps the Forest...
Wayne Tomasi 2008-07-13 15:41:21 #51746

Re: OT climber culture
I saw Jake Norton play a recording of Mallory's interment ceremony. I cried. Dick Matthews "Grief can take care if itself, but to get the full value of a...
Dick Matthews 2008-07-13 14:49:45 #51745

Re: OT climber culture
John, My bad wording - it was Conrad that actually spotted the body. Regards, Steve ========================== MCSD.net/MCAD.net CISSP/ISSAP CTO HSIC:...
sskalskii@comcast.net 2008-07-13 10:20:18 #51744

Re: OT climber culture
I thought it was Conrad Anker who discovered Mallory. John Nanke ----- Original Message ----- From: Steve
JOHN NANKE 2008-07-13 08:33:22 #51743

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