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| Doug admires a free-standing rock |
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| Karl and Wallapak take a break on a side canyon hike |
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| Doug allowed us to take a turn in his smaller boat |
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| Doug's 14 footer was much more maneuverable but also more tippy |
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| Perhaps some thirsty hikers made it down to the river here? |
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| Reflection in a canyon pool |
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| Striking rock formation in a side canyon |
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| I rowed some of the rapids backwards especially early in the trip as this gives you more power to maneuver |
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| Unpacking |
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| Anasazi grain storage site |
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| Jen and the Little Colorado |
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| Little Colorado 'painting' |
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| We saw some fine cloud formations |
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| The side canyons provided some great scrambling opportunities |
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| This walk took us to a good overview of the rapids we would run the next day |
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| A bird's eye view of the rapids |
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| Scouting rapids |
This is Karl running the same rapids shot from below:
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| Cactus flowers were glorious |
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| Rani and Kurt go on a scramble from camp |
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| Accidental panorama shot produced an interesting camp life overview - the two scenes should be left to right... |
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| We saw a few lizards, snakes, and toads |
Hi Chris and Rani, wonderful pictures, it must have been such a good time.
ReplyDeleteI admire your get up and go. All my excitement is in my head provided by a scarey chemical imbalence. I would rather see the canyon, what an experience!
Hope Rani is ok, as much as possible.
Lots of love, Helen X X