Me putting my hands next to possible ancient Indian rock art. Although I suspect these were done by someone more recently. But the area does contain many true Indian Rock Art pictograph's.
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Canyoneering Trip
For those of you who are new to canyoneering prepare to be amazed. A quick trip rundown. The trip was initially planned to go to the Fry Canyon area, which is the very eastern edge of lake Powell, but after not being able to travel down the dirt road that had been eroded in the last flash flood we turned back to Hanksville Utah and hiked Blarney and zero gravity canyons. All the photos are of Blarney Canyon. Zero Gravity is full of water so I did not take the camera.
Let the downclimbing begin, no turning back now.
the perfect slot
John Millburn waiting for his brother Matt to rappel.
A classic long hot hike to the canyon.
Deep inside the dark slot canyon
Jason and Matt hiking in Blaney Canyon. Just enjoying the swirling sandstone.
Me rappelling into Blarney canyon.
Me, my brother Jason and my friend Matt Millburn at the entrance to Blarney Canyon. It a fun 40' rappel into the canyon.

Me putting my hands next to possible ancient Indian rock art. Although I suspect these were done by someone more recently. But the area does contain many true Indian Rock Art pictograph's.
Me putting my hands next to possible ancient Indian rock art. Although I suspect these were done by someone more recently. But the area does contain many true Indian Rock Art pictograph's.
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