Bogley

[Iceaxe]

BTTAndy wrote: Right now he is snowshoing in Rock Canyon I am sure.

HEY.... back in the day Rock Canyon is where all the U of U guys would take the BYU chicks to make out. :2thumbs:

Best thing I can say about BYU girls is they don't smoke and they don't drink so that only leaves one other thing for them to do :wedgie:

:utes4:

[Sombeech]

david staub wrote: The waterfalls were incredible. I couldn't help but climb to the top of Navajo Falls (twice) and jump off. I never did find the bottom of the water.

That was this one right? The one just above the camp ground?


I never did get any great pics of this one, because it's in the trees. Next spring I'd like to spend a little more time in that one.

[BTTAndy]

Those are them. You have to weave threw some trees to get there and the falls are only about 40 ft up. Then the cave inside the pool is really cool with the warts on the ceiling. If you have been in there you know what I am talking about.
Looks like you went there in the fall. It was nice and warm in June when I was there. Yes it was a little crowded but most of the campers were chicks. :naughty:

[Sombeech]

BTTAndy wrote: Looks like you went there in the fall. It was nice and warm in June when I was there. Yes it was a little crowded but most of the campers were chicks. :naughty:

Actually, we went the second weekend in March, 2 years in a row.

I'd like to try about a month later now. I was afraid of crowds screwing up the privacy and photo shoots, but hey, if most of them are chicks, I'm bringin' extra batteries! That's when the zoom comes in handy. :twisted:

[david staub]

Andy and I went there in the beginning of June. Navajo Falls is a little difficult to find (even though you can see it from the main trail) but it is worth getting to. It is actually higher than Andy said. Their official website says that it is 65 feet high. Andy and I both jumped off of the top of it. And I admit that (depending on who I am trying to impress at the time) the falls have actually grown to be 80 feet high.
The first time I went there, there were only about ten of us back there. Which was great for the privacy and quiet. This last time there were more like 30 and as Andy said, most of them were chicks.
For this old guy, I look at them and say "I have running shoes older than them."

[Sombeech]

david staub wrote: This last time there were more like 30 and as Andy said, most of them were chicks.

OK, that does it. I'm changing my trip planner for later in the year. :mrgreen:

[BTTAndy]

Sombeech wrote: david staub wrote: This last time there were more like 30 and as Andy said, most of them were chicks.

OK, that does it. I'm changing my trip planner for later in the year. :mrgreen:
You said before that you went in March. Was the water too cold for swimming then? It was just perfect refreshing temp in June. And right after school let out. :naughty:

[Sombeech]

The water temp actually stays the same all year around, about 70 degrees. According to their website, anyways.

[BTTAndy]

Hey Sombeech,
I just took another look at your pics. Whose that dude doing the ENDO on the ropeswing? Dave and I spent about an hour just hangin out there. What a great place! I can't to wait go back in June.

[BTTAndy]

Here are some shots of my trip to the Supai with Dave and some of his friends.

http://www.kodakgallery.com/Slideshow.jsp?&mode=fromsite&collid=31487380209.32803355509.1135347810043&conn_speed=1

[Sombeech]

BTTAndy wrote: Whose that dude doing the ENDO on the ropeswing?

That's my bud Dave. He's a pretty good gymnast.

BTW, your link isn't working.

[Sombeech]

OK, here's BTTAndy's pics that the link was supposed to show us.


Thanks Andy!

[BTTAndy]

Thanks for putting those up Sombeech. The first one is my brother Dave in the green suit jumping off that ledge. He is so graceful! He's a dancer ya know. :haha:

[Sombeech]

Are you in this one?

[BTTAndy]

I am the one crouched on the right with the canvas hat. And the one in the cave to Mooney Falls.