Re: Trains in Flag
A couple of years ago we stayed at the Holland Hotel in Alpine, TX. On their website, they inform people about the number of trains that pass through there....
rryder_99 2009-05-20 08:36:25 #55634

Re: Foodsack (was Outsak on e-bay)
That may be the same squirrel that chewed nearly through the cord on my Ursack last month. Wonder if he would have bothered with it if the OP Sak liner hadn't...
Susan Thoreson 2009-05-20 07:52:21 #55633

Trains in Flag
I'm one of those folks who hate the long threads that are entirely wasteful. Hence the new thread. John and Drifter are SO correct. Having stayed at the...
Jim Edmondson 2009-05-19 21:57:30 #55632

Re: Scouts from 2005 Trek-update
That's the instant I knew I liked you because the boys were all grinning and snickering and every adult was saying "what" but Kam, who has experience with...
Jim Edmondson 2009-05-19 21:48:21 #55631

Re: Bandana found in the Toltec esplanade boulder area
And speaking of things lost and found, I lost a great cold weather hat while climbing out the Marion/Seiber route last month. The weather was highly variable...
John Karpinski 2009-05-19 21:10:35 #55630

Re: lost & found on the Nankoweap Trail
Don't feel too bad, John. My brother placed his sunglasses on top of a refrigerator-size boulder as we took a break in a drainage on our way up to Nanko...
Tracey W 2009-05-19 20:10:06 #55629

Re: First Timer is Back
Definitely a classic wilderness loop with good water sources (whatever the name of that one creek over the east side is -- I forget -- anyway it always has...
Doug N 2009-05-19 15:54:46 #55628

Re: First Timer is Back
Angela, Not all information you get on the internet is accurate. Sometimes men impersonate dead women. Extreme, but not as rare as you might think. Dick...
Dick Matthews 2009-05-19 14:50:47 #55627

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