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Courtesy edit: the wilderness itself is a prohibitive barrier that stops most people, everyone but the very hard-core, from going there.

Sir Tom, using too many words is the key to bad writing. ...

Please Scott, if you are going to quote, pull the entire thought into focus. Out of context I care, in context I don't.

Scott, if you went on a really cool hike, then wrote about it, then you received a bunch of email telling you to modify your writing, or that you are hurting peoples feelings, wouldn't that surprise...

Do you have photos of the grooves? If so, what date were the photos taken?



Not an error. :roll: I'm not editing anything. Consider it a snapshot from the day it was written, a time when I...

You call me, then we go do the canyon that you want to do. Perhaps you choose to bring your drone. What do I care?

After a day of canyoneering, we'll sit around the campfire and discuss why...

:roll: Lick my balls Canyonero , whoever you are.

It was surprisingly good.

There is a LOT above our drop-in. At least 4,500 yards of canyon that breaks into branches and sub-branches. We did not have time to scout any of it due to poor weather.

You're welcome.

It only took a week to get our permit back in the mail. Very speedy.

$12 per person/day.

We obtained our permit through the Lake Powell Navajo Tribal Park.

http://www.navajonationparks.org/pdf/NPRD_BackCountryPermit.pdf

On April 15th, 2016, Tom Collins, Mark Burnham, Steph and I completed an exploration of what we call the Tiger Route. Sam Goodhue and Tony Long were the rim team. Jim Clery had to leave a day...