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IMG_4354.JPG7 viewsApr 01, 2014
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IMG_4353.JPG10 viewsThe water is warmer than I thought it would be. It is, well, comfortable...and the riverbad is easy going; not too rocky. We should be able to make good time.Apr 01, 2014
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IMG_4352.JPG7 viewsApr 01, 2014
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IMG_4347.JPG7 viewsThe Paria is a welcome site. The canyon walls are still high. It is a magical place!Apr 01, 2014
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IMG_4349.JPG6 viewsApr 01, 2014
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IMG_4345.JPG10 viewsIt became necessary to switch to our water shoes when we reached the 'seeps', about 15 minutes before arriving at the camping area. Although the water ran clear, it flowed over mud, extending over the width of the slot.Apr 01, 2014
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IMG_4346.JPG7 viewsThe presence of water ahead indicates we are arriving at the confluence of the Paria River. This came a bit earlier than expected, and we are now back on schedule, hoping to arrive at White House Campground before losing the light. It is now 6:37 pm, less than 2 hours of daylight with 7.5 miles to go. I think I am being too optimistic!Apr 01, 2014
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IMG_4343.JPG11 viewsApr 01, 2014
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IMG_4342.JPG10 viewsJust downstream there is another narrow spot with a low ceiling. A rusting steel barrel is jammed in the crack above.Apr 01, 2014
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IMG_4341.JPG10 viewsJust downstream there is another narrow spot with a low ceiling. A rusting steel barrel is jammed in the crack above.Apr 01, 2014
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IMG_4339.JPG14 viewsThis passage is just downstream from the Rabbit Hole and the fixed rope.Apr 01, 2014
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