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Show I ; X t r V ' -- ; A Y r-- ?2b ' , J- f &&44tC 7Zi&X -,- fr-.- - I. mi "V ng , j4citiitat .L,iV.. w FlUmctr, U"th fidvtHtMt SvtKf 'Day . . ?1t zz, 1973 Friday, Jun m c?44 O ! AS: (V'Afjl KEN ROSS HAS A DOC ORATE IN ANTHROPOLOGY. KB YEARS pent on the rlvtr have included trip with the world leading actentUl-nonly on nnclent America but the preeent. One of hU projects wts working with the Apollo program, In deep earth science. According to Ken, there Is one blow hole on the San Juan that once In the eons of time brought up from the center of the earth, reots which gave man a new look not only Into the but Into past the future of space exploration. ot S' r 6 SL " 4 .S ' - F$T3 K 'S-'S-SJT- J. .6 ' -- n V - . n $ LEGENDS OF THE SAN JUAN AND ITS PEOPLE THRILL YOU WITH EVERY TURN. - 1 I made a mistake and rather than of Vlldriyer Expldltlona. re-sthe whole outline, John PUtt is 'hoe Gary Turner and where we have John Platt Is BUI Emm't. THIS GROUP THAT PETURES END ALMOST ALL TRIPS. no different. Starting with made the San Juan River Trip Jim Brlnkerboff, we more to LeRoy Robison, Gary Turner iv and behind Gary Tracey Whatcott, Bub "Russ, Gale duff, Jim Frampton, Vance Wilson, Lu FreJ, Lane Robison, Mark Mundy, Scott McBride, Mike Melville, Bruce Burt, John Platt, Skipper of the Shell, Don Burt, Mathew Townsley, Trent Crapo, Gene Dlsautels, John Day, Tracy Whatcott, Bob Roblosn, Bill Wilson, , . Todd McBride and Ken Roes, Sklperr of the Gemini and owner ti fr I . et TAKING THE FUTURE WAS VERL GREEN. SKIPPER OF THE Maid who cams especially on this trip. Verl his his own comHat pany and soon will be running river lours from Mexican Verl waa a depot? sheriff for years In San on the San Juan. Juan County and la highly respected by the Navajo Nation. 1 .v- - y i V' . . ; t r K BEAUTIFUL CLIFF HOUSE IN CHIMNEY CREEK i I ; -- . inv; O' fv.irrv. - ( w jr-- r, I . $ " , vl ; . W - c j X--- Ross telling stories snd answering questions. The story end ths pictures continue on sn Inside page of the PROGRESS. l f 5 v . WE LOOKED AT INDIAN DWELLINGS: WS HUNTED IN ANCIENT fosall bed; anu we gathered around ararm campfires each evening sessions with Ken to enjoy wonderful food, and cracker-barr- el a s VJ v T ti Pfc m' COCK. THE MEALS MERE ALL SERVED IN TIE FINEST IN COOK OUT FASHION. WTTH DUTCH 0'ENS AND CAST IRON WARE. t'PMDrtccKivrrr REAR VIEW. MARK AND VANCE ALONG WITH GALE GET THE .A 1I ' M if 'll o U! o AS SEEN FROM THE RIVER THE FAMOUS MEXICAN HAT ROCK - -- - - ,c ri.i -' X f ' ' . - A v:J i r y KEN ROSS CD'ES INSTRUCTION IN PROPER BOAT LANDINGS. NATURE'S MOST STFCTfUR BATHTUB BUILT FOR TWO, O" ii THIS BEAUTIFUL POOL IS UNBELIEVABLE. - , i rS 'f k 0. i I u , , WHEN ONE CAN AS THIS CROUP FROM FILLMORT, MAKE the river run with Wild River Expedition! beaded by Ken Roaa, It becomes a classroom with a mixture of history, toilet among the Italians to early man, to the first moon landing. , 1 ,, ,a : .1 v j- AND lL.jr V min -VI t t 4 WEARY WARRIORS AFTER A HUCE MUD FIGHT V LOOK MCTIILH crfek. ; Hera. N ' - W4 y HV1 OS IN THL STKKY MUD OF f saw manyci iff dwellings. CluUNEY |