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Show Galloway- D 1046 Q That is by rowing? A Oh, no; you couldn't row all the way up; you would have to tow your boat. BY THE SPECIAL MASTER: Q Have to what? A You would have to use a tow line and pull it. BY MR. FARNSWORTH: Q In places? A Yes, in places. BY THE SPECIAL MASTER: Q Row line? A Yes. BY MR. BLACKMAR: Q Which would it be, more rowing or more towing? A I imagine a man would do more towing than he could rowing. There is places where the river has a permanent bank, a willow bank, we will say. A willow bank is usually a permanent bank. They sometimes cave off, but they are the only, what you call a permanent bank, that I know anything about on the river, unless it is ledges; you will have a bank of that kind, where you have little back eddies, and you can keep close to the bank and row up, but when you run out of that, then you have sandbars on both sides, and you have got to tow the boat there, because the water is shallow and swift. Q Have you been both down and up the river between Moab and the 3018 |
