Notice: This is a *private* site, solely for people signed up for the above trip. Please do not publish this URL to others not on this trip. Thanks.
This page and attached documents are for YOUR use. This is the tenth year I have set up a specific page for each of my service trips. It has worked out well in the past and allows a single point on the web to find out everything about this trip.
| My suggestion for using this site: 1. Check out the trip roster 2. Then the other trip documents, specifically the trip letters (they should answer a lot of questions), 3. Then finally (when you get some time to surf), check out the archaeology issues, the trip links to other sites, and my totaly random but relevant reading list. | 
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 | 12 December 2019 - So far no new news, and no news is good news. I'll keep you posted. |
This is a current list of trip participants (signed up for this trip) and their disclosed travel plans. This is the best place to determine who you can travel with. Please feel free to contact others on this list but do be gentle with the phone numbers and e-mail addresses.
The Current Trip Roster
These are additional trip documents, which do get updated as necessary.
A Full Trip Description (Brochure) - from the Sierra Club Outings site.
The KP assignments - the tentative Kitchen Patrol Assignments (everybody gets to help feed us!).
Coming Soon . . . The First Trip Letter!
Suggested Equipment List - My own list of suggested equipment I use on these trips.
The Universal Packing List.
My past Club service trip pictures.
Happy 100th Birthday, National Parks! Sorry You're Falling Apart
The Grand Canyon's North Rim Just Re-Opened For The Season
Clean Air for the Grand Canyon
Protecting the Grand Canyon Against Uranium Mining
The Grandest Canyon Of All: What Are We Fighting For?
Keep the Canyon Grand!
Who lived below the Rim
The Grand Canyon Polychrome Pictographs
What is Archaeology?
The Paleo-Indians
Native Americans in Utah
Sleuthing for Rock Art in New Mexico
Early People of The SouthWest
Ancient Weapon Causes Controversy in Pennsylvania
More Turn to Hobby of Forming Flint Points
Park Looting
'Soul of Nowhere' Adventures in the Desert
Archaeology in Mesa Verde National Park
Paleo-Indians in New England
Anasazi Hohokam Mogollon Indians of the Southwest Ancient Cannibalism in the SouthWest?
New York Times
Web Page
Early People of the Southwest:
The great civilizations of the Anasazi, the Hohokam, and the Mogollon.
Web Page
First Humans in the Americas
New York Times
Web Page
Wildfires Renew Debate on Bush 'Healthy Forest' Plan
Ecoterrorism
ATVs Get Supreme Court Hearing| These are links you might find useful
for this trip Sierra Club Home Page National Park Service Home Page Grand Canyon National Park Home Page Grand Canyon National Park Archeology More Grand Canyon National Park Archeology Information on the National Park Foundation |
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If you find any other useful links, please e-mail them to me for inclusion on this page, thanks.
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