Canyon country : the romance of a drop of water and a grain of sand

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  Louis West gathers a few drops of water from a spring in the right hand or main fork of Separation Canyon

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  Kent Frost beam-on in Buck Creek Rapid, Hell's Canyon, Snake River. Note he has dropped the oars in accord with Nevills' idea of handling a boat in rough water

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  Kent Frost stands at the drop-off of about 30 ft. in the side canyon that enters the Colorado River on the left bank in Cataract Canyon, Mile 213. Standing Rock country in the background which is the opposite side of the Colorado River

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  Colorado River (Glen Canyon): miles 73-69.5 above Lee's Ferry; Navajo Mountain; Canyon at mile 71.5 and back country; Black Water (Toh Dilth Ylth; Oak) Canyon; Fifty Mile Mountain (Kaiparowits)

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