More photos of the event, I’ve finally settled in at my new (temporary) address in Switzerland - until end December. I hope then to catch an event before going to Oregon to visit my first grandchild.
Meanwhile, the following photos are offered to supplement those taken by others during this FIRST overnighter. Yes, I forgot my permission slip and had to come back the following morning ...Bless all of you for your hard work and magnificent progress.
CCMP - Beginning of 2006-07 Season
Jim Ambrose, work UP THERE?
Rene and Richard Humphrey
D'd Lock ... "Cut it off!" We did. ?, Bernie & Larry B.
F- Jerry and Carol; R-Gerrard, Jim, Tim (?)
F-Jerry, Carol, Wil; R- Gerrard,Jim,Rich and Tim?
Jerry and Steve
Carol, D' I'm thirsty, that was hard and satisfying work.
Steve A, "OOPS you caught me working."
You, AGAIN? Paparazzi aren't allowed here!
Red Hat - Jim Ambrose & Tim ?
And the trail goes WHERE?
Survival, anywhere ... Mamilaria cacti by trail.
? Hibiscus by trail
Shin-dagger blossom with flash.
Water boy; OH! That's Mark Flint! OOPS!
Arriving at CCMP early Sunday.
It looks like the beginning of beautiful day.
Three stalwarts: B Stalmann, J. Shouse and M. Flint
CCMP has it's own crested saguaro!
? but diligent worker building into wash crossing.
Jim Ambrose, "Good golly, we're going up there, AGAIN?"
One of the younger trail workers, hauling stones for another wash crossing.
Those dang ribbons keep getting in the way!
Jamie caring for her dog who kept us company.
Our Trail Guide ... we named it, 'Mark.'
Clearing area into wash: ?, Mark and Jamie.
Mark performing final touches, Jamie's giving guidance, and Wendy clearing brush.
Final section of second day.
Beginning of FULL Bench leading to another wash.
Building up wash crossing point.
Bernie's recovered his rock bar, the day is almost over.
Jamie tests the crossing with dog ...
Dog-gone-it, not here! Not in front of everyone!
Oh well, Work like a dog, eat like a dog!
