Townfolk of Green River, Utah, to watch the Eddy crew embark June 27, 1927. Two of the heavy boats copied from the Powell design are at right

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  The "Powell", one of the three boats in Clyde Langston Eddy's fleet which made the traverse from Green River, Utah to Needles in 1927

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  The "Powell" at the start-off, showing our mascot "Rags." The boat of the Eddy fleet which was lost in Dubendorff Rapid. This was one of the heavy boats copied after the archaic designs of Powell

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