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I use my beater '97 4Runner...250k miles and still doesn't use any oil...

Man am I waaaay late on this one...I use the Clik Elite SLR Chest pack which holds my DSLR with attached 28-108 plus my 18-36 under my DSLR...Heavy duty and well made...Works well for hiking/backpacking and some scrambling....Can't climb with it as it obviously sticks out too far...I carry my...

I'm still using the tiny but excellent Garmin Geko 101....I print my own 7 1/2 minute USGS topos using AllTopoPro software from iGage...I also carry a Suunto compass...I also print the 15 minute USGS topos as I always liked them back when they were still available...Although I also print the...

The Canon 10-18 is equal in 35mm to 16-28.8 (1.6 multiplier for a Canon DSLR)

It's probably way too many photos.. Not for me!!...Nice trip report..

I owned and used a Brunton for years but they are quite a bit more...Doesn't a Silva Ranger have an inclinometer?..

I always carry a couple of bandanas with me and will use one for that purpose when needed..

Nice presentation...Nevada is probably the most under-rated state for hiking/backpacking/photography...Nevada has more miles of mountain ranges than any other lower 48 states..

Here is one from Three Rivers Petroglyph site in New Mexico.. Sheep with arrows

A couple more from the Hueco Tanks area in Texas which is from the Jornada Mogollon culture.. White Horned Dancer Harley Man Mask And one more from Legend Rock in Wyoming which is Dinwoody Style Petroglyph Thanks for looking..

Many thanks..Many of the guys/gals here, especially Intrepid, have the SE Utah area represented phenomenally well with really incredible images...So, I thought I would show some from other areas...I did include a couple from out of the US (which I'm not sure if I was supposed to do that or...

A couple more from Hueco Tanks area, Texas Red Horned Mask Starry Eyed Man

One more.. Gila National Monument, New Mexico Thanks for looking..

A few more for today..Hope I'm not posting too many..:sneaky: Legend Rock, Wyoming Coso Range, California Petroglyph Canyon, Montana Mt. Irish, Nevada

I lied..absolutely last one today.. Orongo Birdman, Easter Island

Just one more.. Tiliviche Geoglyphs, Atacama Desert, Chile Telephone pole for scale

Cueva Pintada-Baja

Tlaloc-Hueco Tanks, Texas White Shaman-Pecos River area, Texas Shaman's Gallery-Grand Canyon

Here is a link to a website owned by one of my best friends who had a guide business on the river for 20 years...Also, if you wanted to personally call him I am sure he would be more than happy to answer any question you might have... http://www.uppermissouri.com/padinfo.htm I have done the...

I am another member here from the Bozone..