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Show Kolb- D 806 A I am afraid I can not do it; I am not enough acquainted with the section to be able to pick it out accurately. Q Well, is it above or below the Escalante A It is above the Escalante. Q All right. A It is a very prominent geological feature in the canyons, and people who are paying attention to those things would not have any trouble locating it on account of the change in formations there, but just to pick it out from smile in the river, I didn't make any such notes; we were trying to make time. Q Now, did you find any other rapids between there and Lee's Ferry? A At the mouth of Bridge canyon, where the Rainbow bridge is located, about eight and a half miles, I think, below the San Juan, there is a rapid caused by the debris and detritus that is brought in from Bridge canyon. Q Any more? A There were riffles, but not rapids, places where the water would break up its speed, and where we could tell but the action of the water that it was comparatively shallow, but nothing that we would call rapids. BY THE SPECIAL MASTER: Q When you speak of Rainbow bridge, you mean the natural monument, you don't mean any actual bridge across the river? A No, just a little canyon we called Bridge canyon. THE SPECIAL MASTER: I am familiar with it. I want 2776 |
