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  If you haven't, you should do the Badwater Portage sometime. SOME say there ARE things you don't want to see there.  [/quote]

I have to ask, what is the story with Badwater Portage?   Just tweaking another QJ member about some previous event??

I was considering going to that section of the park this year.   

MossBack

MossBack wrote on Dec 30^th, 2018 at 4:51pm:


  If you haven't, you should do the Badwater Portage sometime. SOME say there ARE things you don't want to see there.  [/quote]

I have to ask, what is the story with Badwater Portage?   Just tweaking another QJ member about some previous event??

I was considering going to that section of the park this year.   

MossBack [/quote]

  Jimbo will undoubtedly respond to this as he is the
go-to guy for unexplained phenomena in the park. 
  If you're going into Badwater, do a search in Badwater/Badwater portage by ALL members.
The portage is long BUT relatively flat. Been thru 2x, once in rain/once dry. At beginning of the trip and at the end with a light food pack.

It's NOT as bad as some say and if you ever do the Yeh portage you understand what I mean.

If you decide on a route, PM me, I can give you some more info.

My kind of firepit/kitchen 

TomT wrote on Dec 29^th, 2018 at 3:28pm:


I love sitting by the fire at night. If it's clear, I'll normally wait for northern lights until it's good and dark before I put the fire out and give it a little more time while laying on the thermarest in an open spot near the shore.

Spooky is waking up after dosing off and having to walk a ways on an overgrown path to get to the tent. It's amazing how much comfort and security two thin sheets of nylon provide the mind.

Spartan2 wrote on Jan 9^th, 2019 at 1:16pm:

One more for you Lynda.