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Brown munching on a blacktail hyde...
 
Utahlefty said:
Havasu -- at the outlet into the Colorado

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Not to pick nits, but you sure about that? Both times I have been there (from the river) you tied your boats basically to the cliffs. That looks more like the confluence with the Little C On those rare occasions when it isn’t muddy.

Not to detract from your excellent photos of one of my favorite places. (y) I’m probably 100 days or so in the canyon one way or another.
 
Utahlefty said:
you could be correct - the little CO has never been muddy when I've been there
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It’s been a while and I was hoping father time hadn’t stolen another. I seem to remember cottonwoods and willows pretty much all the way to the river on Havasu Creek…….

Either way your pics have triggered a flood of memories and may even inspire me to do a little digging in some boxes. Please keep them coming. (y)

Incidentally, one of the best GC photography books out there back in the day was by John Blaustein. Check it out if you haven’t.

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Bluehair said:
It’s been a while and I was hoping father time hadn’t stolen another. I seem to remember cottonwoods and willows pretty much all the way to the river on Havasu Creek…….

Either way your pics have triggered a flood of memories and may even inspire me to do a little digging in some boxes. Please keep them coming. (y)

Incidentally, one of the best GC photography books out there back in the day was by John Blaustein. Check it out if you haven’t.

www.goodreads.com

The Hidden Canyon

The Grand Canyon continues to be the most popular of our national parks. While millions gaze at its cliffs each year, only 15,000 float t...
www.goodreads.com
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arghh! you've forced me to have to think!

this is the entrance to Havasu canyon from the main river
(you have to park the boats right in the mouth):

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and this is the entrance to the little colorado from the main (boat parking just upstream of the outlet):

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thus, you are correct! ;)
 
Doing great, folks. (y)

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Another slot from upper antelope canyon. there was a time the slot canyons were my favorite photography subject and I traveled quite a bit exploring them. One of my wife's friends told her "of course he likes them! they all look like coochies!" and now I can't unsee it....


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