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ne made frc_uent stays to
poin‘, ou‘u tire diversified
rlorn r» t grows hnre.
Vie trzul ended at t‘v'e
terrows where the ranger
gave a general tall: or.
firm. had been seen on this
field an

int“ 30 is a vie: of
e Taun-
yssery in the upper m (ground. ‘Icte t,.1t tine ranus of
we creek are we walls of c c car‘on. “syond me Narrows: me
canyon )5 so to "5 fer t wide nd 15m feet teen on the average.
It may re entered with a qualiried guide and on Horse‘nack.
Photo m is of I'ount Zion taken at sunri e on La day we
left the park. 1v. was across Le valley fro: camp. "he tap it;
an; feet n‘mr the first.
Mote n: 1.5 we ”res atrium a. e farthest one rises
$7}: fact :vae w. floor. "have are manj more of‘ erase pro enc—
es Rich help to farm the side walls of tile c2 '03.

. drove the m . rout of are valley several times and made
many suu‘lfi, not only to use we val‘ lnit the deer, "revs :"as: c.
18rd ii the vulLey.
;.c the museum were indiun relics, a Collection n neraln
uf w n '= am several 17535 of l v: scams? common we
.e:e mere use n 141715 snaiz war; fed a nnrlier sn
'Iflv im J2: 5: 11nd CI‘aA
Lts way in Lien starter? swallwing _n
(ruick gulp . :zc aisap mired, cm r3214
said t
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hurt. if removed it would e found un—

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