Re: knees.
--- Chuck Bame wrote: > This will sound really weird and is, perhaps an old-wive's tale, but 35 years ago, when I started hiking the Canyon I read, or...
dmarcus2@mindspring.com 2003-12-17 18:39:30 #26911

Tyvek in the Canyon
--- Rod the Boy Scientist wrote: > Tyvek is quite tough. ...thought those > of you who have never seen Tyvek might be interested... save your > permits...
dmarcus2@mindspring.com 2003-12-16 14:37:09 #26872

Re: new to group, intro & question
--- Dave Parfitt wrote: > > snakes and rain are the only reasons to bring a tent for me should i really worry about either? > > this alternate route to...
dmarcus2@mindspring.com 2003-12-16 14:29:47 #26871

Re: Shinimu Wash Marble Canyon trip report
--- In grandcanyon@y..., bcorey6460@a... wrote: > Shinimu Wash-Marble/Grand Canyon - 12 miles-5000' elevation gain and loss ... Just a quibble: that's...
dmarcus2@mindspring.com 2001-12-04 12:30:30 #12387

Re: Trip Report: SK/BA Loop

dmarcus2@mindspring.com 2001-11-30 21:02:31 #12355

Re: Permits, river crossings
John Nanke wrote: > So far no one has contacted me stating the current system is > working fine. John Nanke Mike Coltrin wrote back: > Let me be the...
dmarcus2@mindspring.com 2001-11-30 11:39:36 #12328

Re: TONTO TRAIL
I second Bob A.'s advice. An alternative hike that avoids the rim access problems would be something like the following: Day 1: Down South Kaibab to Tonto...
dmarcus2@mindspring.com 2001-11-26 17:42:09 #12208

Re: Tuckup Question
Bob Bordasch wrote: > I might be going back to Tuckup Canyon this April and would > like to explore the East arm of Tuckup. I am looking for any >...
dmarcus2@mindspring.com 2001-11-22 23:50:56 #12142

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