The upper part of the canyons was pretty dry, but you have to wear the rubber suit to protect the epidermis. So finding a couple of big pools was a delight. Tom, cooling off. (photo: Ram)

Completing the two upper sections puts us at the top of the intense, final section. We have a little lunch and make the usual excuses. "Feeling slow and stiff today", "My ankle's a little weak", "Hot out today", "Drank too much last night". None of them seem to stick. We psyche up - time to go!!!

Home Sweet Home. And IN we go. As usual, no pictures in there!

Post-Psycho smile from the Ramster.

We parked under this *lovely* Russian Olive tree to get some partial shade, re-pack and dry out gear, enjoy the moment.

Bucky: it was THIIIIIIIIIIS Big!

There were some lovely Redbud trees blooming here and there - this one near the mouth of Psycho Damage.

Wildflowers OUT! So I took pictures. Here's a shot of Crescent Milkvetch. Check em out at the new Glen Canyon Flower-Pedia