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Show 11 -- 8-- Identifies Complainant's Exhibit No. 19, ( R. 46) which " is a photograph of our noonday camp on the second day, in the relatively open country between Labyrinth canyon and Stillwater Canyon." R. 46. He does not recall a riffle or bar down there known as the Cimlet Bar. R. 46- 47. Identifies Complainant's Exhibits Nos. 20 and 21. "( Examining photographs) This ( indicating) is a typical view of the canyons and the river going through Labyrinth or Stillwater Canyon; those canyons are very similar. And I made this photograph partly to show the amount of driftwood in the river, indicating high water." R. 47. He identifies Complainant's Exhibit No. 22, which " is a photograph taken at the lower and of Bow Knot, a place in the river where the river forms a loop, so that it is only about 800 feet from the upper end of the loop across this plateau, to the other end of the loop. But it is several miles around by way of the river." This is part of Labyrinth Canyon. " Q. Mr. Eddy, in coming through Labyrinth Canyon, tell me what difficulties of navigation you encountered there. " A. We went through there at what was probably a high level of water. In fact, after we left Greenriver, the river rose, so that the first two or three days through the canyon we experienced a steady rise in the Canyon. So that at night we would run ashore, tie our boats among the pocks, and in the morning that the river may have come up |