Re: Treating Colorado River water
Marsha, alum is approved for use in food and is used in making pickles. Most of it settles out with the sediment. If you want treated water, you can filter...
Karen 2013-01-28 23:05:24 #71954

Re: RRFW Riverwire - Latest Grand Canyon Flood Flow Shows Disappoin
Science proves what we had always suspected: sand rarely moves upstream on its own, and there is less of it now than when experimental flows were begun. On...
Doug Nering 2013-01-28 21:53:11 #71953

Re: Advice on Steck Hikes
This is very rugged, dramatic, scenic -- I can't imagine you will regret choosing this area. The Burro Route connects White Ck with approximately the...
Doug Nering 2013-01-28 21:40:08 #71952

Re: Treating Colorado River water
2 years ago in midsummer (crazy, our choice) alumn made all the difference for us while walking the escalante route (tanner beach to hance). two...
Matthias Kawski 2013-01-28 21:02:32 #71951

Re: Rappelling into Clear Creek
1)Thank you Bob and Lisa. I will look into all of those ways to start collecting needed maps. 2)I had actually come across the Kolb brothers story a year...
DMcDowell32 2013-01-28 21:01:17 #71950

RRFW Riverwire - Latest Grand Canyon Flood Flow Shows Disappointing
RRFW Riverwire - Latest Grand Canyon Flood Flow Shows Disappointing Results January 28, 2012 Two months after the end of the latest Grand Canyon flood flow,...
riverwirerrfw 2013-01-28 20:52:24 #71949

Re: Treating Colorado River water
Hey Sumi, I used to have a Katadyn Vario. Great, tough filter! I used it for 6 or 7 years and only went through two cartridges and two ceramic disks. It...
mr.atwood 2013-01-28 20:32:21 #71948

Re: Treating Colorado River water
Thanks for all the feedback. @Rich, thanks for confirming what I suspected about field-cleaning the Hyperflow. @Josh, I didn't know that the Miniworks is...
sumiwada 2013-01-28 19:06:19 #71947

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