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Steve S (idahosteve) - BPL Forum Member
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2013 I really plan on getting back out more this year. I spent last season really tied up with an organic pastured poultry farm, and my time was spent chasing chickens instead of trails. This year we a... |
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what about Boise? I'd throw out Boise..... even with that stupid award about being the best place to move to this year, there still aren't many folks here, the economy is picking up very well, and the outdo... |
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topo maps Is there any reason why you can't just buy a used state and keep using TOPO? I've done that for multiple states. Once you have the maps, thats all that matters... Ebay was a great source fo... |
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Re: Greater Yellowstone area BPL folks? West side of Idaho...... |
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Re: Born to Run ?? I run, and this book changed my mechanics. I ran all thru high school, have run for years and years.... now at 50+, I actually run faster, with less effort than ever before. Also, I laughed my butt... |
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Re: Re: Re: Sierra High Route + Bushbuddy the 4 oz net. I used a Wally world IMUSA mug, and made a cozy for it. Worked really well! Kept food and liquid really hot while the meal re-hydrated. Used the stove every morning except one, and ev... |
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Re: City of Rocks there are some good day hiking routes around the City, but beware of the private property issues. Much of the land is private. That said, you could try and move up in elevation just to see how far ... |
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Re: Sierra High Route + Bushbuddy you won't be having much luck using that stove... like the others are saying, as you hit 10,000 feet, fires are prohibited. With the vast majority of the route at or above this elevation, you ... |
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Re: Sierra High Route - Trail Runners I used a pair of Sportiva's, the wildcats, and LOVED them! They were awesome. I put some Dirty Girl Gaiters on them, and never had a problem... |
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Re: Re: Re: National Geographic TOPO! Software you should be able to continue to split the route over and over again. Try clicking out of the route, then go back to it, and it should let you do it again. At worst, just add a short bit, then era... |
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Snow Peak LiteMax I decided to go with the cannister stove out of familarity instead of alcohol. I'm a new UL user, transitioning from a technical climbing background. The old MSR gas stoves were our mainstay for m... |
