A few years ago me and a good friend of mine did quandary direct. My good friend brought along a friend of his we’ll call Steve. At the first keeper Steve proceeds to remove ALL of his clothing, and did the remainder of the canyon with a bandana wrapped around his nether-regions like a loin cloth. His claim was that it was the most comfortable way to descend the canyon because clothing held water close to the body, sapping body heat. His point was further illustrated when at the end of the canyon my friend and I were shivering, and he was doing great. Spent a lot of time averting my eyes that day.
Luckily noone else was in the canyon.
Justin
Paul Sailer paulsailer@adelphia.net> wrote:
what shirt amd pants do you prefer and recommend for canyoneering in hot weather with multiple swims
material, barnd, short or long sleeves, shorts or long pants?
what do you recommend where there is lots of brush and maybe even poison oak?
Has anyone tried using a windshirt as a shirt, it dries quickly, though doesn’t drain well.
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Shane B.
>>Ya, “Girls Gone Wild in Quandary Canyon.” Awesome visual.
Justin Eatchel
Ya, “Girls Gone Wild in Quandary Canyon.” Awesome visual.
“Shane B.” shane@sisna.com> wrote:>>Sorry Steve, let’s call him “Shane” instead.
Shane B.
>>Sorry Steve, let’s call him “Shane” instead.
Justin Eatchel
Sorry Steve, let’s call him “Shane” instead.
-Justin
Stevee B SteveBrezovec@hotmail.com> wrote:
> A few years ago me and a good friend of mine did quandary direct. My good friend brought along a friend of his we’ll call Steve. At the first keeper Steve proceeds to remove ALL of his clothing, and did the remainder of the canyon with a bandana wrapped around his nether-regions like a loin cloth. < Why do we have to call him "Steve"? When you post, please change the Subject appropriately, to make reading and searching easier. You can use the following abbreviations: TRIP = Trip Report; BETA = Canyon Beta; PARTNER = Partner and/or Rides; ETHICS = Ethics; TECH = Technical Questions and Tips; BIZ = E Group Business; SALE = Stuff for Sale. Please use a Tilde ~ after the abbreviation, so we know you are coding for us, such as: Subject: BIZ~ New Abbreviation List - working? Bombastic Bolt Debates are allowed to only a limited extent. Folks should go to the Canyoneer Group for a truly un-moderated forum. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/canyoneer
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> A few years ago me and a good friend of mine did quandary direct. My good friend brought along a friend of his we’ll call Steve. At the first keeper Steve proceeds to remove ALL of his clothing, and did the remainder of the canyon with a bandana wrapped around his nether-regions like a loin cloth. < Why do we have to call him "Steve"?
Paul Sailer
That would be the most inexpensive way to go.
—– Original Message —– From: Justin Eatchel To: Yahoo Canyons Group Sent: Sunday, September 12, 2004 1:08 PM Subject: Re: [from Canyons Group] what shirt and pants…who needs clothing?
A few years ago me and a good friend of mine did quandary direct. My good friend brought along a friend of his we’ll call Steve. At the first keeper Steve proceeds to remove ALL of his clothing, and did the remainder of the canyon with a bandana wrapped around his nether-regions like a loin cloth. His claim was that it was the most comfortable way to descend the canyon because clothing held water close to the body, sapping body heat. His point was further illustrated when at the end of the canyon my friend and I were shivering, and he was doing great. Spent a lot of time averting my eyes that day.
Luckily noone else was in the canyon.
Justin
Paul Sailer paulsailer@adelphia.net> wrote:
what shirt amd pants do you prefer and recommend for canyoneering in hot weather with multiple swims
material, barnd, short or long sleeves, shorts or long pants?
what do you recommend where there is lots of brush and maybe even poison oak?
Has anyone tried using a windshirt as a shirt, it dries quickly, though doesn’t drain well.
When you post, please change the Subject appropriately, to make reading and searching easier. You can use the following abbreviations: TRIP = Trip Report; BETA = Canyon Beta; PARTNER = Partner and/or Rides; ETHICS = Ethics; TECH = Technical Questions and Tips; BIZ = E Group Business; SALE = Stuff for Sale. Please use a Tilde ~ after the abbreviation, so we know you are coding for us, such as:
Subject: BIZ~ New Abbreviation List – working?
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Subject: BIZ~ New Abbreviation List – working?
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Hank Moon
Steve, eh? ….last name B?
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