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Re: Mountain Biking Near Philmont

Mike Montoya (mmm@IMS.MARIPOSA.CA.US)
Sun, 30 Jun 1996 17:16:46 -0700


At 10:14 AM 6/26/96 -0400, Dave Hills wrote:
>I agree with the crazy part of this statment. John, you are >coming from
sea level, and I doubt that your scouts have any idea >what the altitiude
will do to them. The area you are talking about

Waaay back, when I lived at 7,250 (USAFA), we were told that it takes 2-3
weeks to grow the extra red blood cells needed at high altitude, and only
2-3 days to lose them on return to lower altitudes.

>One more word of caution, I have camped at 10,000 feet in August >and
awakened with snow on the ground. I have hiked at 13,200 feet >in July in a
total whiteout blizzard. Take coats if you are going >north into colorado
and camping.

BTW, we just yesterday had snow down to 8,000 here in sunny California
(Yosemite Area).

Mike

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