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Originally Posted by Elvota
Day 2...
And here are some shots of what it looked like the day we showed up:
For scale, that board you see is a full 4x8 sheet of plywood  :
The road had been completely decimated by the last rains. Very disappointing. There was no way down. Well, maybe one way down... but I needed to keep my glass and try to have the body stay a little straight. We opted for the longer route to Escalante and then up into the mountain behind.
Day Three to follow the wagons....
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You could've made it. Who needs glass or a straight body? 
Just kidding. After spending 11 months in Southern Utah I learned that rain can make good roads turn to crap and that flash floods suck.
Looks like you guys had a good time. Those slot canyons make for some interesting photo's. Just watch out for flash floods in the those things because you'd be screwed.
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