Re: Help on coming home
This is tough, and we all--all of us who love the canyon but have to work--experience it. I thought of one thing, and I hope this doesn't sound too heavy...
canoetrip_2000 2002-10-16 04:59:09 #17165

Re: Getting your stove there
Also I was not traveling with my backpack so I was not questioned > about having a stove. > Seems to me that's the key. Take all the precautions, be...
canoetrip_2000 2002-10-14 08:26:10 #17142

Silshelter4Sale
Hi, I got my new tent from Brawny and I'm offering my Integral Designs Silshelter for sale. I bought it in Durango, Co, last year, used it once. It is LIKE...
canoetrip_2000 2002-10-14 06:05:53 #17139

Re: more on weight savings.....
Until 2 years ago, I always carried monster loads wherever I went and it did not seem to bother me. MaryPhyl and I went down to Phantom and then up a side...
canoetrip_2000 2002-10-11 08:54:47 #17123

Re: more on weight savings.....
I use Gatorade bottles. Lighter, and dang near indestructable. I just cannot bring myself to trust Platys, even though I have one I use for bicycling. ...
canoetrip_2000 2002-10-10 11:48:51 #17105

cheapstuff!
www.sportsmansguide.com Has some really cheap stuff right now, including a 2-person tent for $30, sleeping mats, etc. Sometimes you have to look under...
canoetrip_2000 2002-10-08 08:25:00 #17070

Re: CheckingInAfterLili
You do not have to have a lot of money, I promise! For example, you can make a lightweight alcohol stove out of a soda can! You can buy a grease pot from...
canoetrip_2000 2002-10-07 14:57:09 #17060

Re: a cool travel in perspective
Ariane, What you are considering would be like me saying I want to visit Quebec, Toronto, and British Columbia in one visit, and do some hiking in Alberta...
canoetrip_2000 2002-10-07 08:49:20 #17050

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