Beautiful photos, beautiful nature, thank you!

Thanks again guys for the comments on the previous photos.
We did a couple of canyoneering routes this past weekend and here are some photos. The first route had seven short rappels and the second had two 100 ft rappels

Peter

Glad to see your foot is doing better, Peter. Assume you leave a vehicle somewhere close so you don't have to go back up. Super pictures.

Pap

That’s IMPRESSIVE!!!

Peter,

Got vertigo just looking at those.

Peter
You know I can't look at the pics, hate heights, even in pics. But really happy you are enjoying retirement.
Happy July 4th.

Having met Peter at Blade last year, I have to honest here, I did not picture him to be the "superman" he is!! Quite astounding my friend, quite astounding!!

That would be "Spiderman" superman flies........Peter, Scott only likes him cause superman looks like he is wearing "red" socks.

Thanks guys
Pap, still having trouble with the leg, but fortunately it isn't limiting me too much

A bunch of us older folks took several canyoneering classes so we would have the proper training to do this kind of stuff safely as it is unforgiving if you mess up.
It is a lot of fun and you can get to places that you would not be able to get to otherwise

Peter

Rod, I will put a warning out next time I post photos of canyoneering

Peter, I read this morning about Federal officials that mistakenly published confidential information on locations and descriptions of about 900 ancient cliff dwellings, spiritual structures, rock art panels and other Native American antiquities in Utah. The Bureau of Land Management posted a 77-page report online that included unique identifiers for priceless artifacts as it prepared to auction the most archaeologically rich lands ever offered for industrial use. The report exposed ruins spanning 13,000 years of Native American history to vandalism and looting, and experts say the BLM violated federal regulations that prohibit publicly sharing information about antiquities.