Re: Vandalism in the backcountry
I find it very hard to believe that rock art could have been removed from the backcountry. I've seen rock art vandalized before, usually very close to a...
Bob Bordasch 2010-04-13 13:09:25 #60960

Re: Vandalism in the backcountry
Yes, it's clearly my fault. Or not. But feel free to shoot the messenger, Phred. I did not find this site. I know of it only becuase the existence of this...
mikerogers_vt 2010-04-13 12:53:42 #60959

Pitching the Sublite on Rock
On last week's trip, I tested the sublight/tyvek. Worked like a charm. Set up is pretty simple and fast (didn't time it)--fix the four corners and pop the...
mikerogers_vt 2010-04-13 12:37:49 #60958

Re: colorado water condition
thanks richard ! doubt conditions will change much by the time we get there ... have always hiked in mid-May so assume the cooler temps in April will allow us...
couldbne1 2010-04-13 12:22:30 #60957

Re: colorado water condition
We just finished a Tanner-Escalante-New Hance hike and had to contend with muddy/silty Colorado River water the whole time. Immediately upon reaching camp, I...
richard2425848 2010-04-13 12:00:44 #60955

Re: colorado water condition
well, i have no problem with letting it settle, just a bit concerned as to how long it would take ... i've heard several hrs. if it's extremely silty ... i...
couldbne1 2010-04-13 11:56:43 #60954

Re: colorado water condition
Darin, I would have to ask how your sources are using the coffee filters or what they expected from them... The coffee filter goes on the end of the...
Mike Mosack 2010-04-13 11:48:49 #60953

Re: colorado water condition
I'm sure that paper filters would take out some, so what works can depend on expectations. I've always let water settle & decant. Some use and recommend alum...
DougN 2010-04-13 11:31:48 #60952

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