Re: Cairns and Ducks
I think he was making the cairns for fun, to express himself and leave some evidence of himself behind. Most of the members of this group expect cairns to...
tdullmaier 2009-08-03 02:49:43 #56887

Re: Cairns and Ducks
A little over a year ago, I was on GC river trip and had the following experience... We were day hiking from the river in a fairly large group. I think it...
Bessie Hyde 2009-08-02 20:47:23 #56886

Re: Cairns and Ducks
John, I get your point though I think there could be some clear cases. The example in a previous post about new cairned trails parallel to the existing...
chris.forsyth 2009-08-02 20:42:49 #56885

Re: Cairns and Ducks

johngeyles 2009-08-02 20:28:50 #56884

Re: More cairn use and where
Oh, and there are two types of hogans. The female Hogan and the male Hogan. The male hogan is usually a tripod structure with wooden log sides and soil over...
Clayton Palmer 2009-08-02 19:28:09 #56883

Re: where do you recycle/discard leftover fuel?
Prakash Jayaraman wrote: > > A related question about camping/fuel supplies: > > Before the hike or after the hike, what do people do with the leftover >...
Reid Priedhorsky 2009-08-02 19:27:36 #56882

Re: More cairn use and where
I know they still build them even if its just for tradition. I helped a Navaho friend build one on the Reservation near Tuba City about 6 years ago.--- In...
Clayton Palmer 2009-08-02 19:27:31 #56881

Re: More cairn use and where
Clayton - Wikipedia indicates that the Navajo Indians built Hogans until around 1900 and used the kind pictured in my post for ceremonial...
richard2425848 2009-08-02 18:52:03 #56880

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