Guess the spot

[Nick]

I guess that would leave us with Timber Creek -- or an alcove east of it anyway.

- Jamal

Exactly. You're up.

 

[Jammer]

Here we go:

 

[Nick]

Is that Banister Ruin in Grand Gulch?

 

[Jammer]

Is that Banister Ruin in Grand Gulch?

Nope -- not in the Grand Gulch.

This one is very close to a paved road.

- JG

 

[Nick]

Hmmm... Is it in on Cedar Mesa? Maybe RedDirtDawg knows....

 

[Jammer]

Not around Cedar Mesa.

Very close to a bridge.

- JG

 

[Philippe]

Just east from the bridge over Escalante river on Hwy 12, on the north wall.

 

[Jammer]

Just east from the bridge over Escalante river on Hwy 12, on the north wall.

You got it.

- Jamal

 

[Philippe]

Where is this ?

 

[Yvonne]

Page area?

 

[Nick]

Yeah, I'd guess antelope canyon. Damn that's a great shot, Phillippe.

 

[Philippe]

Yeah, I'd guess antelope canyon. Damn that's a great shot, Phillippe.

Thanks Ibenick, but that is not Antelope Canyon (Lower or Upper).

 

[Philippe]

Page area?

Yes Yvonne, it is in Page area.

 

[Yvonne]

it looks totally familiar to me.
So maybe in Waterholes Canyon?

 

[Philippe]

it looks totally familiar to me.
So maybe in Waterholes Canyon?

Yes Yvonne, it is in Waterhole drainage, but can you be a liitle bit more precise, this part of the canyon is now known under a specific name.

 

[Nick]

Rattle Snake Canyon?

 

[Philippe]

Rattle Snake Canyon?

No, the specific name for this place is new and it is a commercial name.

 

[Yvonne]

No, the specific name for this place is new and it is a commercial name.

oh, that's new to me.
So you're not referring to the specific part of it? Like Upper Waterhole or Lower Waterhole?

 

[Philippe]

oh, that's new to me.
So you're not referring to the specific part of it? Like Upper Waterhole or Lower Waterhole?

Upper or lower could be names for different parts of the Waterhole drainage, the commercial name that I am talking about has been given by an outfiter who has now an exclusive right for the visit of this slot canyon (fortunately I could get there by myself for just 5$ with a Navajo Permit just before this canyon was forbidden for visit except with the pricy outfitter).

 

[Nick]

Upper or lower could be names for different parts of the Waterhole drainage, the commercial name that I am talking about has been given by an outfiter who has now an exclusive right for the visit of this slot canyon (fortunately I could get there by myself for just 5$ with a Navajo Permit just before this canyon was forbidden for visit except with the pricy outfitter).

I say Miss Buffalo got it. Why honor the made up name by some commercial outfitter? That would almost be like calling Denali "Mount McKinley" or Lobo Arch "Jacob Hamblin".