Photos
... from a canyoneering trip into Salome Jug (Page 2)
After a serious of waterslides, we disappeared into a dark, narrow, and wet section of The Jug. And when we came out on the other side, the fun had just begun ...
) That's me stepping out of the water once again, in order to warm up my body in the sunlight. (Photo © 2003 Steve Newcomb) |
) Steve however preferred to stay in the water a bit longer ... |
) This is how the lower section of The Jug looks like: narrow, shady, and wet. |
) This is a somewhat tricky section, where you need a rope as a handline to continue ... (Photo © 2003 Chad Brown) |
) ... and that's me on my way down. (Photo © 2003 Steve Newcomb) |
) After another more quiet section, we arrived at the final dropoff and waterfall, which is maybe thirty feet high. |
) I am the first to go down ... (Photo © 2003 Steve Newcomb) |
) ... Chad follows ... |
) ... and Steve brings up the rear. |
) This hall with its pinkish granite walls is actually one of the nicest parts of The Jug. |
) Looking back from the bowels of Salome to the waterfall we just came down. (Photo © 2003 Steve Newcomb) |
) And this is the exit, where the canyon walls suddenly retreat and we find ourselves in the middle of the desert. |
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