Re: Neo Air Thermarests
under it. I do that anyhow, using the closed-cell foam piece, laid against a handy rock, as my chair. It is much quicker to deploy (at a long daytime...
John 2010-12-21 11:49:30 #63490

Re: Overflights on NPR
Simple question. Complex answer. With no historic access control of Park airspace, this has and continues to evolve. The tour operators don't work under a...
DougN 2010-12-21 10:07:59 #63489

Re: This is very embarrassing....
Roger, Which album are you wanting to change? Bob --- In Grand_Canyon_Hikers@yahoogroups.com, "Roger Spaulding" wrote: > > > All, > > How does one...
tiredsole51 2010-12-21 09:35:01 #63488

Re: Overflights on NPR
Do the tour operators pay the park service, for a permit, like the hikers and river runners? Ken > I thought these Grand Canyon stats were interesting...
Ken 2010-12-21 09:22:17 #63487

This is very embarrassing....
All, How does one change the picture used as the album cover, for an album in the Photos section? TIA!! Roger Be a light unto yourself; betake...
Roger Spaulding 2010-12-21 09:20:59 #63486

Re: Neo Air Thermarests
It is a lot more durable than it looks. I have used it in a chair kit at least several times. I used it every night for 2 weeks on the last trip. I had it...
Ken 2010-12-21 09:16:34 #63485

Re: Neo Air Thermarests
I have one. You get used to the crinkly noise. I suggest buying the large for the extra width. I bought the 20", just to save a little weight, after...
tiredsole51 2010-12-21 06:23:38 #63484

Re: Overflights on NPR
Hi John, what Rich said. It "looks like" everything's "fair" as user days are "about equal". The allocations listed don't count commercial crew, and if you...
Tom Martin 2010-12-21 05:57:45 #63483

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