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<strong>Summer</strong> <strong>2021</strong>
Art Heals: The Jingle Dress Project
STORY BY KIM CLARK PHOTOGRAPH BY PHIL CLARK<br />
Lightning and thunder often<br />
announce rain and possible<br />
flash floods.
C O N T E N T S<br />
A GRAND CANYON RIVER TRIP<br />
The gravity of Grand <strong>Canyon</strong> pulled<br />
then and pulls now.<br />
BY GEORGE HARDEEN<br />
....................................................... P. 6<br />
REMINDERS ON HIKING<br />
ETIQUETTE<br />
If in doubt, people should ask<br />
themselves “would it be OK<br />
for someone else to do that<br />
on my house, in my living<br />
room or in my yard?”<br />
BY PHIL AND KIM CLARK<br />
........................................ P. 25<br />
AREA MAPS<br />
Lake Powell, City of Page, Page-Lake<br />
Powell and Four Corners-mileage.<br />
BY THE LAKE POWELL CHRONICLE<br />
...................................................... P. 12-18<br />
DINE PHOTOGRAPHER<br />
LEROY DEJOLIE ‘SETS BAR HIGH’<br />
DeJolie, who is Diné (Navajo), keeps<br />
the magic alive with the same camera<br />
Ansel Adam used, a beautiful Deardorff<br />
8x10.<br />
BY BOB HEMBREE<br />
......................................................... P. 20<br />
A big horn, along with its herd, travels across<br />
The Cockscomb in Grand Staircase-Escalante,<br />
Utah on May 14, <strong>2021</strong>.<br />
PHOTOGRAPH BY KRISTA ALLEN
STORY AND PHOTOGRAPHS<br />
BY GEORGE HARDEEN<br />
A GRAND CANYON RIVER TRIP<br />
EMBRACING FAMILY, SOLACE, PURPOSE AND CONNECTION
LEFT<br />
A popular stop along the river is<br />
Havasu Creek just past river mile<br />
157. The water temperature is about<br />
70 degrees year-round, making it a<br />
great place to swim.<br />
BOTTOM LEFT<br />
Boatman assistants Griffin Rasmussen<br />
and Jason Radcliff join former<br />
WRA boatman Jenny Adkins and<br />
boatman Phil Esco prepare another<br />
delicious dinner after a full day on<br />
the river. Their happiness in their<br />
never seemed to lessen.<br />
BOTTOM RIGHT<br />
My daughter Raelene Huskon<br />
being photobombed by Wilderness<br />
River Adventures river guide Phil<br />
Esco along a smooth stretch of the<br />
Colorado River.
LEFT<br />
Jerod Viers and his dad Scott Viers<br />
besides the turquoise water of the<br />
Little Colorado River before it blends<br />
with the Colorado River.
Shiprock Pinnacle near Shiprock, New Mexico. It is called Tsébit’a’í in the Navajo language.
STORY BY BOB HEMBREE<br />
PHOTOGRAPHS BY LEROY DEJOLIE
A view of Valley of the Gods<br />
through Rock Door Mesa<br />
near Monument Valley,<br />
Utah, which is called Tsébii’ndzisgaii<br />
in the Navajo<br />
language.
STORY BY PHIL AND KIM CLARK PHOTOGRAPHS BY PHIL CLARK
Defacing surfaces is illegal on federal lands and<br />
anyone caught can face jail time and fines.
Moon over Lake Powell on Feb. 6, 2020. This photo<br />
was photographed with a Nikon D810 and a Tamron SP<br />
15-30 mm lens, ISO 400, shutter speed: 1/50 second,<br />
aperature f2.8, 15 mm.<br />
PHOTOGRAPH BY BOB HEMBREE
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