Re: Caching water on
Interesting concept, but net weight is still net weight even if it's for a
shorter duration. It does bring up a good point about caching smaller
volumes of...
Peter Borremans 2009-04-20 09:51:14 #54959
Re: Caching water on
And while labeling your cache is doubtless good practice, I'll skip it if I'm
CERTAIN (barring serious injury or other really unexpected circumstances)
that...
johngeyles 2009-04-20 08:48:39 #54958
Re: Caching water on
I have been challenging the conventional wisdom of caching water on the
way down - that is, adding a bunch of water on the downhill to avoid
carrying a...
johngeyles 2009-04-20 08:45:39 #54957
newbie question - water on the Tonto - S. Kaibab to Grandview?
A group of us newbies (4) has a permit to hike from the BA, along the Tonto, to Horseshoe Mesa, and out Grandview TH. We start down on April 25th. What can...
Rob 2009-04-20 08:27:23 #54956
Re: Caching water on
Whenever caching anything anywhere in the Canyon, you should clearly mark it with your name, the date that you dropped it off, and the date that you expect to...
Seiders, Ed 2009-04-20 07:22:30 #54955
Re: Caching water on
I've always felt that when caching water, it makes more sense that instead of storing a gallon of water at a certain point, you should drop off liters at...
John Karpinski 2009-04-20 06:42:48 #54954
Re: Caching water on
For what it's worth, I once cached water on the South Kaibab trail with a traditional gallon plastic jug. The upper half of the jug had been torn andÂ...
Jamie Compos 2009-04-19 21:23:20 #54953
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