802 viewsPass side. That piece of metal is usually completely removed on these type of jobs but, I decided not to. I cut it and bent it over where the two horns are. I had to modify the horns position so that the wires came down from top instead of sticking out the back which worked well.
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800 viewsif you look closely you can see Larry Jarret on the tip top of the cliffs as I look back to try and get some scale to the actual height of these amazing cliffs (zoomed)
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800 viewsMajor obstacle at the slot canyon. Since there is deep water at the base of this 'blockage' it would require getting wet and also for us a rope to climb this vertically, and going underwater is no longer possible as the other side is now clogged with a strainer of debris. Most visitors here never enter the bowels of the slot but simply go around it. Our intentions was to go up the gut all the way so we would go around the right side of this 'blockage' and then descend back down into it
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800 viewsTaken 11-21-2015
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800 viewsTaken 11-14-2015
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800 viewsTaken 12-5 2015
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800 viewsTaping it up to paint the trim black
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799 viewsTaken 3-7-2015
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799 viewsThe Dolphin rock
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799 viewsTaken 4-28-2017 falls just downstream from the main falls
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799 viewsTyler taking down more of the big Maple in our yard.
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799 viewsTyler makes the final cut.
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798 viewsTaken 4-28-2017 falls just downstream from the main falls
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796 viewsSome color still showing as seen from the trail head parking lot area
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796 viewsTaken 12-7-2016
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795 viewsTaken 11-21-2015
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794 viewsMetal cut and bent, horn wires relocated I am going to save the inner fenders too. (something else most people do away with when doing this)
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794 viewsAFTER painting the trim black ! And a new black grille,,
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793 viewsLooking up at the left part of the cliff tops from my puckering ledge perch
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791 viewsTaken 11-14-2015
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790 viewsTaken 11-14-2015
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