The folding kayak "Rob Roy" bailed out after nearly swamping at head of Gore Canyon. Gore Canyon drops a maximum of 110 ft. to the mile. Leich portaged the major part of it

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  The head of Gore Canyon just above the start of the big drop. Gore Canyon drops a maximum of 110 ft. to the mile. Harold H. Leich went through the Canyon but portaged most of the way

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  mssMarston papers V001/0025

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  Harold H. Leich in his folding kayak "Rob Roy" edging along shore in Byers Canyon

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  mssMarston papers V001/0015

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  Harold H. Leich in his folding kayak "Rob Roy" leaving Glenwood Springs

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  mssMarston papers V181/0057

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  Harold H. Leich traversed the upper Colorado River from Grand Lake to Hite and capsized in Byers Canyon. Leich used a folding kayak on the upper part of the trip

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  mssMarston papers V001/0014

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  Running a fast flume in Byers Canyon. Harold Leich in his folding kayak "Rob Roy." Leich rolled in Byers Canyon, lined the next rapid as well as the last bad section. He was one hour and 20 minutes through Byers Canyon and made 27-28 miles for the day

  Manuscripts

  mssMarston papers V001/0016

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  Looking upstream into "Windy Gap" above Hot Sulphur Springs, Upper Colorado River. Photo by Leich when he was traversing this stretch in his folding kayak "Rob Roy."

  Manuscripts

  mssMarston papers V001/0013