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2012 Grand Canyon Trip

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An excellent 3 minute general wiki intro is available at http://www.commoncraft.com/video/wikis Note that the “link” button on this wiki behaves a little bit differently than the video but is still simple and well documented.

Help Reference

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<note tip>Some tips:

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    • don't forget to save your changes when you're done so someone else can make their changes
  • every single wiki edit is saved so don't worry about messing up the site - it's virtually impossible to lose data

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News

Add some relevant news items here as they happen.

  • 4/18/12 - we have a wiki

Reference

contact page (only visible to logged in GC trip participants)

Logistics

User Requirements

Non-Commercial River Trip Orientation Video

Watching this video is required for all participants and is available online at:

Boat Details

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Travel details

**Let's Go Boating!!!

Monday June 4: Food purchase and Pack

Tuesday June 5: Drive to Lee's Ferry and rig boats and Fearless Leader SCOTT's Birthday 8-)

Wednesday June 6: Put-In at Lee's Ferry

Thursday June 21: Take-Out at Pearce's Ferry

Food Planning

Dietary Restrictions:

  • John
    • vegetarian (includes no fish)
    • no direct eggs (e.g. omelet)
    • dairy, cheese → encouraged
  • Greg
    • 100% no gluten: = no wheat,barley,rye or oats
    • corn, rice, sorghum etc ok
    • odd things like soy sauce & other condiments have hidden wheat or barley
  • James
    • gluten-intolerant
  • Langdon
    • vegetarian
  • Gary
    • lactose-intolerant

Reference

gc/tripnotes.txt · Last modified: 2012/04/20 03:33 by greg