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  1. 04-17-2016, 02:25 PM #1
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    Five Ten Canyoneer 2 / Choprock

    We found a men's Five Ten Canyoneer 2 in Choprock on Thursday April 14th. It didn't seem to be in there long as it is in good shape. Let me know if you it is yours so I can return it. I'm curious to how one shoe (we didn't see a 2nd) is left in the canyon.
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    That would freak me out... because... that last time someone found a shoe in Choprock there was a body attached when they tried to retrieve the shoe. A link to the story is below if you've never heard it

    Choprock Claims Two
    http://climb-utah.com/Escalante/chop1.htm
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    Quote Originally Posted by Alane View Post
    We found a men's Five Ten Canyoneer 2 in Choprock on Thursday April 14th. It didn't seem to be in there long as it is in good shape. Let me know if you it is yours so I can return it. I'm curious to how one shoe (we didn't see a 2nd) is left in the canyon.
    Which area did you find the shoe in??

    (Not mine by the way, just curious).
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    That is pretty random for sure

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  6. 04-18-2016, 05:08 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by jman View Post
    Which area did you find the shoe in??

    (Not mine by the way, just curious).
    In the riparian section - near the beginning.
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    We knew the tragic story. And thankfully, no body was to be seen.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Alane View Post
    In the riparian section - near the beginning.
    Interesting...

    Yeah, j wonder the story too.
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    perhaps fell off of a pack of somebody that change to sandals for the way out?

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    It would really suck to lose your shoe near the beginning of the canyon. I wonder what happened?
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