"Coyote is always out there waiting, and Coyote is always hungry."
-Native American Navajo Proverb

Pinery Canyon road is graded dirt, and has some nice dispersed camping about 4-5 miles in.

Pivo wrote:As unattractive as I imagined.

Looks good on you though...

I believe this is referring to a (small) wheeled trailer you could put a shot deer onto, or elk, etc. I'm guessing you'd hook that trailer to a mountain bike rather than an ATV in a wilderness area? Apparently you're not a golfer, Lebowski. A 'game cart' is generally a wheeled cart pulled by hand, ...

Be sure to get the "strap-on' accessory.

My favorite time for Aravaipa is after Thanksgiving, to catch all the fall colors. I led a group in from the east end on December 1 2023. The water is not as cold as you might think, but I do wear neoprene socks. Morning temps were about 34-36 degrees.

n 1975, Sandra Day O'Connor was a Superior Court Judge. My mother, who knew her from the Republican committee, asked her to perform my wedding ceremony. It was the first and only time she did a wedding.

Hiked Picacho on February 18, and the Mexican poppies were near blinding, best I've seen there in years! I'm an Arizona native, and always say never curse the rain in the desert.

On February 18, 2023 Dan Becker was rescued after backpacking the Grand Canyon rim-to-rim in the snow. See the YouTube videos.

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Good campsites from the east end are at Hell Hole Canyon (either side of Deer Creek 2.mi) or at Horse Camp Canyon (5.5 mi). Set up base camp & explore!

I solved the problem by hiking at night

friendofThundergod wrote:hypothetically I may have had a student at school show me how to get around our proxy server thing that I still don't understand, does that make me a bad teacher?

You really start 'breaking' bad if you're aka Heisenberg..

chumley wrote:Already exist. Here's Google's Sergy Brin modeling them:

Kinda the opposite of the Grand Canyon Google cams.

RWStorm wrote:Without the monsoon, this place wouldn't be worth living in.

If you're a native, you learn young never to complain about the rain in Arizona; ya never know when it'll come around again.
Same goes for whiskey..

I can see the LA 4 News promo now: "Goatzilla Kills Clueless California Goatman, news at 11".
Goats are natural born killers, you know... naaaaa!

Goat that killed Wash. hiker known as aggressive
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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - A man spotted dressed in a goat suit among a herd of wild goats in the mountains of northern Utah has wildlife officials worried he could be in danger as hunting season approaches. Phil Douglass of the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources said Friday the person is doing nothing ...

According to Stan Brown's web page at http://www.aboites.com/stanbrown/, his newspaper columns have run even longer than that: "From 1992 through the present time Stan Brown has published in The Payson Roundup historical essays relating to central Arizona. You can check out the Roundup's Archiv...

You have to be thinking of Stan Brown. His Rim Country history articles have run in the Payson Roundup about every 3-4 weeks since 2002. The full list can be read online at http://www.paysonroundup.com/staff/stan_brown/stories/. He has also written some Sharlot Hall Days Past articles as well. For c...

Book, worth reading: Through the Grand Canyon from Wyoming to Mexico by E. L. Kolb. Available on Amazon, and Abebooks, used, very cheap. Through the Grand Canyon from Wyoming to Mexico is available free online in several formats. Search for the title on: Internet Archive http://archive.org Open Lib...

"I guess I've taken more pictures of faces and mules than another living man." Emery Kolb once said of the 3.4 million people who stood before the Kolbs' lenses over the years. Pictures in the Grand Canyon http://www.grandcanyontreks.org/kolbs.htm The Discovery of Cheyava Falls near Clear ...