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Is this the trail head for....the Lower Butler Wash petroglyph panel on the San Juan River?
Or I guess it could be the pull-in spot for the River House, which is one of the largest, most famous, and most well-visited Anasazi ruins along the river -- but the beach looks all wrong for that place....
This is not a trail head, nor, to my knowledge, is this an Anasazi site.
Am I getting warmer for the location?
Mark
It's not the San Juan. I'll echo what I said before and tell you that you had the right area, AKA, it's the Colorado.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark Sedenquist
OK, so it's the Colorado.... and it has to be where its calm enough to accomodate a pontoon boat. The Delores River drops a lot of water into the channel -- so that's possible...., but there must be some significance to the rest of your clue.....
hmmm
looking
Mark
I'm officially stumped -- I don't know the area well enough to charge ahead without more direction....
Mark
This really looks like the downstream take-out coming out of Cataract Canyon -- which is the last place that a pontoon boat can tie up. So, it is the farthest north section of Lake Powell -- beyond that.... I need a clue or two.
Mark
OK, I'll throw a clue out
The unique properties of this spot is why it's notable, and is what brings it's main annual visitors.
Well, that would seem to rule out a hot spring, perhaps some kind of critter is hatched born here each year?
hmmm
According to the neighbors, we're dry but surrounded by the Bay. ETD 1000 hrs 13 Nov w/ 2 gensets, fuel, chain saws, and associated gear. You can't keep a deisel-fueled Redneck down.More later,Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark Sedenquist
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