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Show Galloway- RD 1120 you carried the duffle from one end to the other? A Just at intervals of rapids I would tie up, and take most of my equipment below the rapid; then either run the rapid or line it, whichever I thought I could do the easiest. BY MR. FARNSWORTH: Q You lined it alone? A Yes sir. Q And in between rapids you would load your boat and carry your load and go on down to the next rapid? A Yes sir. Q And if you came to one that you thought it safer to line your boat on, you would line your boat there? Yes sir. Q And repeat the process? A Yes sir. BY MR. BLACKMAR: Q Mr. Galloway, in going through rapids like those in Cataract canyon, would a map be of any assistance to you? A Not at all, as I can see. The only thing a map might tell you, was what the rapid is, the name of it, or where it was located. I was looking at one of your maps you had in there; I couldn't see that would help me any in going through that canyon. Q When you come to a rapid, just how do you negotiate that rapid? What is your procedure? A The first thing is to stop before I get too close, so I can 3092 |
