Re: ultra runners, etiquette
Always good to see you posting Mike. Our neighbor has gone and returned. I get the impression he has a different perspective on life these days. We wish you...
kampaz5 2011-06-22 08:31:18 #66104

Re: ultra runners, etiquette
Jeff, thanks for the kind post. I did have to chuckle when I read your reason for not running in the canyon, that it would kill you. I didn't expect that...
Davy Crockett 2011-06-21 22:12:19 #66103

737 airliner service takes off at Grand Canyon Airport
I just saw this posted on the Williams-Grand Canyon News web site...
Bessie Hyde 2011-06-21 20:48:14 #66102

Re: ultra runners, etiquette
Being a "local" for those of you that are, can also try to remember that you are hiking in a place that has international appeal and people will come from...
Michael 2011-06-21 20:37:31 #66101

Re: ultra runners, etiquette
Davy, Thanks. (and an extra special thanks to Randy (Bessie) - I will definitely be prostrating on my next hike - hopefully someone will watch my back. No...
Jeff 2011-06-21 19:37:01 #66100

Re: ultra runners, etiquette
However I still believe that both trail runners and hikers can be rude to us prostraters. Bessie Lama Hyde
Bessie Hyde 2011-06-21 19:17:53 #66099

Re: ultra runners, etiquette
Hi DC -- I anticipate that for some hikers -- they will see trail-running as rude just by nature of the act. If runners and hikers are sharing the same space...
DougN 2011-06-21 18:41:12 #66098

Re: ultra runners, etiquette
Jeff, a nice thoughtful post. Just a few quick replies. You quote the ALRA as an authoritative source that surely all trail runners respect and know about. ...
Davy Crockett 2011-06-21 16:10:06 #66097

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