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This violates several of the rules described below: it’s expensive and it doesn’t invite you to create quick and dirty notes.

7 hours from the N Rim to Cottonwood 6.9 miles

7 1/2 hours from Cottonwood to Bright Angel (including an 1 1/2
hr, 1 mile diversion to Ribbon Falls) 8.3 miles

4 1/4 hrs to Indian Gardens 4.7 miles (easy, lots of shade, except
Devil's Corkscrew: hard)

2 1/4 hour to Plateau Point and back 3 miles (includes sunset gawking
time)

5 hrs out via BA trail 4.6 miles

2 ½ hrs from Cottonwood to Roaring Springs: 2.2 miles

1 ½ hrs Roaring Springs to Cottonwood: 2.2 miles spent 1
1/2 hrs at Roaring Springs

met young NPS man at Roaring Springs-- there on horse named Chile
Dog, to clean the bathrooms (no mules that day, so could use horse)

Total mileage: 24.5 under pack 7.4 w/o pack

In a quart freezer bag:
1 1/2 cups instant mashed potatoes
1/4 tsp salt, if desired
1/3 cup instant milk
3 Tbsp cheese sauce powder
Shelf stable bacon, to taste (2-3 Tbsp or more), leave in package.


Add the bacon to the dry ingredients.
Add 2 1/4 cups near boiling water. Stir well, let cool a bit and eat.
Serves 1 - 2, depending on how hungry. 1 for logger sized appetite, 2 smaller or if other food is present.

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