Re: Interesting read about the ancient ones...
*Wowie! Zowie!* Some dramatic conclusions. But nothing really new here other than one spot on earth where something pretty grisley happened, and which...
Steve Carr 2010-09-24 19:01:09 #62447

Re: Interesting read about the ancient ones...
A fascinating notable and pertinent book on this very subject:Â Craig Childs's House of Rain. --- On Thu, 9/23/10, DougN <<a rel="nofollow"...
Jane Gagne 2010-09-24 17:53:25 #62446

Re: Water in the Kanab Creek Wilderness?
The un-named canyon south of Chamberlain is a good decent with a possible water source somewhat down from the initial slickrock esplanade basin. This is much...
DougN 2010-09-24 16:59:05 #62445

(OT) Article about Trimble Outdoors
Nice article in the AZ Republic about Rich Rudow's company. http://bit.ly/dDcUM0
Chris Forsyth 2010-09-24 10:35:40 #62444

Re: Maps and Compass/ Navigation
It seems impossible to get lost on this trip but we once ran into a couple who thought they were on their way to Phantom when they were in fact headed...
Rob Brading 2010-09-24 10:17:13 #62443

Re: Maps and Compass/ Navigation
Has your friend sent his permit back and cancelled it? You could try faxing a request to the backcountry office for the nights he is cancelling, but they...
Marsha Kesselring 2010-09-24 10:10:18 #62442

Re: Maps and Compass/ Navigation
David, Here's another thought. You can buy a topo of your initial hike at the store in Market Plaza $7.50 I think. However as a newbie I would recommend the...
Steve Nelson 2010-09-24 09:37:44 #62441

Re: Maps and Compass/ Navigation
David, I think you have chosen a good trip for your first time. You definitely don't need a compass or map skills for these very well-traveled trails. ...
Bob Bordasch 2010-09-24 09:30:18 #62440

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