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Peter Burke (Fishmonger) - BPL Forum Member
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MTR "hiker box" Thy have buckets full of food others left behind. We replaced about half our 8 day supply with "higher grade" food there last summer, about July 18 (so after a bunch of hikers had already... |
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Nido I grabbed some Nido in the "ethnic isle" at our supermarket - half price promotion ($2 per can). Doesn't -dissolve as well as Milkman, but it beats the non-fat stuff by a mile. |
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Day 13, 1989 hike - continued Second breakfast at lower Palisade Lake - beginning of my favorite section of the JMT (Palisade Lake over Mather and through Upper Basin) more when I get the next box scanned... |
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Day 13, 1989 hike - continnued Artsy-fartsy stuff you do when you haul a tripod along |
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Day 13, 1989 hike - continnued Looking back into the valley that's now half ashes compared to this old shot Here a comparison image from my 2008 video |
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Day 13, 1989 hike An early start always works well on the Golden Staircase - up to the waterfall before the sun hit us |
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Day 12, 1989 hike - continued Down in the valley of Palisade Creek a differnt kind of flower (too dry for the lillies) we camped near Palisade Creek - back then there was a real forest there. Now it's pretty much bur... |
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Day 12, 1989 hike - continued Crossing Middle Fork Kings River at the small lake around 11300 feet, just below Helen Lake |
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Day 12, 1989 hike - continued Snow bridges over the waters in Le Conte Canyon - clearly a ton of snow this late in the season (July 6, 1989) |
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Day 12, 1989 hike - continued Snow near Helen Lake |
All Reader Reviews by Peter Burke
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Gregory Whitney 95 The Whitney 95 is not a lightweight piece of equipment, but for hikers who need to bring a lot of gear deep into the backcountry, it has to be one of the most cavernous and still comfortable packs on ... |
