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Fiery Rain "I've seen fire...I've seen rain". Ah, Mr. James Taylor, have you seen both at the same time?!?!! :D |
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RMNP May not be the best place tomorrow for a hike in the park proper. Bear Lake is closed and some other near by areas. Could be a bit smokey. :O http://www.eptrail.com/estes-park-news/ci_21748272/co... |
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Some pizza place in Millinocket, ME Many moons ago (or so it seems) when I did the AT, I was ultra skinny when I finished. I started off at a chubby 195 lbs on my 5'6" frame. Though, even then, I was reasonably muscular/sto... |
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Arches? I found Arches to more crowded than Canyonlands NP by far. Maybe it was just perception, but the two times I was backpacking in Canyonlands I saw no one other than at The Confluence. Island in ... |
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Arches in mid-November Arches is a lovely park, but more of a 'windshield' tourist park and day hikes. Worth a visit AFTER a backpacking trip IMO. If you want some backpacking, consider the relatively nearby C... |
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Bachelor Party on Foot- Bear Lake to Grand Lake and back (RMNP) Two weeks ago I did (more or less) the designated CDT in RMNP that many thru-hikers do do not see. Though it does not make logistic sense for many thru-hikers (need a canister, permit, more or l... |
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The Trail Show #4- The TaRT Episode #4! Today we bring you our September Show - Fall is in the air!! In Episode #4 we discuss lots of recent hiking trips, Mags' Skurka adventure, a broken Colorado Trail speed record, a mo... |
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alchie stoves I've used my alchie stove at ~13k feet in October here in Colorado as one relevant example. My meal was cooked and I was eating in a timely manner. The old-school white gas stoves were actu... |
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SPOT and PLB To me the short hand description is that a SPOT is better for the family back home. Sending out "I'M OK" and being able to be tracked real time really gives people a piece of mind b... |
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weight Yeah, the ones w/o the side buttons are about 3-4 oz lighter. Find I use them more for car camping or just before a backpacking trip when I bivvied the night before. (In the morning, I slip them... |
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