Re: Air Crash (1956)
Crash Canyon is where I remember seeing most of the debris. Lots of
it on top of the Tapeats and just below the redwall face on the
debris slopes. Prior to...
Bob Marley 2003-11-26 09:52:40 #26374
Re: Air Crash (1956)
"A TWA and Constellation and a United Airlines DC-7 collided at
21,000 feet above Chuar Butte ... on June 30, 1956.... All 128
persons aboard were killed...
bob41_2001 2003-11-26 09:27:12 #26373
Re: Bush, Environment & Rolling Stone
--- In grandcanyon@yahoogroups.com, "Bob Marley" wrote:
> BTW my mention of hiking may move this back on-topic.
Bob,
It isn't that hard to keep this...
smith_seldom 2003-11-26 09:06:13 #26372
Re: new to the group - have a question.
Not to brush you off Dave but you really need to go to the web site
and search the archived messages using "Royal Arch". This ledge and
ways around the pour...
Bob Marley 2003-11-26 07:58:12 #26371
Re: Eastern Canyon
What you have said is true enough about the FAA.
Sadly the last time I went to a National Forest the only planes
that would pass were low flying fighters that...
Tony 2003-11-26 07:41:05 #26370
Re: Eastern Canyon
Two commercial airliners crashed (1954 or 1955, I think) above the
canyon with much of their remains falling on or near Chuar Butte. At
one time there werer...
Wayne Tomasi 2003-11-26 06:29:04 #26369
Re: Tarantula migration
Hello,
The secretary at my Job haere in FLA just told me that her father
back in the day was a truck driver and he saw a sea of tarantulas
crossing the road...
John L. Hawkins, Jr. 2003-11-25 23:49:01 #26368
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