Re: Utah Flats
Hi Andrew, I like to get the complete workout on that route. Dale and I used to work legs for a few hours coming down SKB, then we would stop by the cantina...
rich_rudow 2012-07-24 10:18:36 #70292

Re: The Last of the Great Unknown
Hi Sumi, thanks for coming in April! We never planned to premier the film in Phoenix, but when Ioana died, we just had to do something. People contributed...
rich_rudow 2012-07-24 10:06:54 #70291

Re: Utah Flats
More like LAL - laugh-a-little. I thought the funny part was "most decisive" -- there are places where it's more important to be right than decisive, but I...
DougN 2012-07-24 09:29:27 #70290

Re: Utah Flats
HI Doug, Maybe memory has smoothed over the rough edges, but I don't remember having much of an issue getting through the Alley -- there was a small but...
Scott 2012-07-24 08:13:45 #70289

Re: The Last of the Great Unknown
At the end of the Outside Magazine article at the link you included, it says "The film will be available for purchase this fall." Congratulations on the all...
sumiwada 2012-07-24 07:50:33 #70288

Re: Utah Flats
Wanye, I didn't realize there was an other than Piano Alley Route up to Utah Flats -- neat. I'll definitely check it out once we get to the base of the...
Scott 2012-07-24 07:48:01 #70287

Re: Utah Flats
Scott, Most people can come down the South Kaibab to the river in 2.5 or 3 hours. To me, that's too soon to take a long break (the legs get stiff, the pack...
Andrew 2012-07-23 23:31:34 #70286

Re: The Last of the Great Unknown
We've had a lot of questions about where people can watch the film. Up until now you had to travel to one of the film festivals to view it. Outside Magazine...
rich_rudow 2012-07-23 18:02:52 #70285

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