Re: Thunder River-Stone Creek-Deer Creek via Bill Hall
Hi Scott, I can agree to disagree with you, with no hard feelings, and want this thread to go away as much as everyone else. I was going to respond to you...
Jeff 2013-01-28 16:23:35 #71940

Re: Treating Colorado River water
Alum can be purchased at many grocery stores in the spice section. From: Marsha Kesselring <<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank"...
Bob Bordasch 2013-01-28 16:04:57 #71939

Re: Treating Colorado River water
I reall don't like the idea of using alum for some reason. I tried it a long time ago and I just don't know what it was about the process that made me...
Marsha Kesselring 2013-01-28 15:32:35 #71938

Re: Advice on Steck Hikes
Hi Peter, that "kind of" sounds like a fun hike. You should be aware of a few things on the route. First, all caves in Grand Canyon are off limits and the...
rich_rudow 2013-01-28 15:25:05 #71937

Re: Treating Colorado River water
My suggestion is to not rely on a filter when dealing with Colorado River Water. Just say "no!" (At least not unless you are good at using alum - read...
Wilderness 2013-01-28 15:09:11 #71936

Re: Treating Colorado River water
Hey Josh, do you use the sweet water pre-filter with your miniworks? Ken in NC -------------------------------------------------- From: "JoshC" Subject:...
Ken 2013-01-28 14:05:46 #71935

Re: Treating Colorado River water
I'm with Josh here, especially when the water gets really murky. The Miniworks is bomb proof. Weight is the downside, and solo, I might just bring iodine. ...
mikerogers_vt 2013-01-28 13:57:40 #71934

Re: Treating Colorado River water
I am still a big fan of my MSR Miniworks. It may not be as light as some of the other options, but it has several distinct advantages: 1. It will pump...
JoshC 2013-01-28 13:05:42 #71933

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