Nat Galloway and his boat at the mouth of Bright Angel Creek in Grand Canyon. Galloway-Stone Voyage of 1909. The Galloway-Stone design was perfected for lightness during this trip. Later copies have been heavier

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  Nathan Galloway and his boat at the mouth of Bright Angel Creek- Galloway-Stone voyage of 1909

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