Bill Davis in his canvas-covered neoprene inflated boat. Davis writes: In this I carried all food and equipment and a passenger, except no passenger in Badger, and we lined Hance. The boat is packed as shown, waiting for the passenger

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  Fern and Bill Davis in their canvas-covered neoprene boat. The inflated craft is 11 1/2 ft. long. Cataract Canyon during run from Flaming Gorge to Bright Angel Creek

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