Re: Canyon Addicts + Dopamine
I couldn't agree more, sort-of. (I get there without the narrow ledge or big cliff.) (those do help!) When people say (you've heard it before) "Didn't you...
Jeff 2013-07-22 09:52:10 #73573

Re: Canyon Addicts + Dopamine
She answered in part, " There's a freedom in total concentration. Nothing else exists, only the climb." **** I agree, it is like Zen meditation to me. A...
Ken 2013-07-22 07:53:17 #73572

Re: Coyotes below the rim?
--- In Grand_Canyon_Hikers@yahoogroups.com, "Senor Yermo" wrote: > As for the > rabbits I'm sure it will come as no surprise but I can confirm THERE WASa...
dove 2013-07-21 16:17:11 #73571

Canyon Addicts + Dopamine
A great summertime read for all you GC addicts...the June issue of National Geographic, containing a fixating article on those who explore and why some take...
Tracey W 2013-07-21 14:22:30 #73570

Re: Coyotes below the rim?
Saw a coyote on the west arm of Horseshoe Mesa a couple of years ago. Edmund J. Seiders Senior Technical Advisor Willbros Professional Services,...
Seiders, Ed 2013-07-21 13:49:46 #73569

Re: Lions, and tigers and bears - Oh my!
Have not seen any mention of elk which are obvious above the rim, and I have seen 2 below the rim but none standing on 4 legs. I think the desert on the south...
Doug Nering 2013-07-21 11:49:15 #73568

Re: Coyotes below the rim?
I also saw a rabbit down on Horseshoe Mesa, just two months ago. I don't remember ever seeing one before in my hikes. Perhaps it is the same one as in your...
DennisF 2013-07-21 06:53:32 #73567

Today marks 85th Anniversary of Yavapai Museum of Geology.
(Yavapai Observation Station) view info & historic photos http://go.nps.gov/1eddcx
Shioshya 2013-07-19 16:23:27 #73566

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