Thanks, but it may be too late. Since the kids abandoned the site early this AM, someone with an earth mover came by, deposited several 500 pound boulders across the road closing this BLM site that has been in use for decades. A walk in by the fella caring for the dogs show Aaron’s megamid (mine actually) and all of his gear gone!! How much gear and what I won’t know until he gets out of the Subway today. This keeps getting stranger. Anyone know the BLM phone number for area around the Kolob Terrace Road in Washington County??
— In Yahoo Canyons Group, Steven Jackson
I can go get your gear Ram. I’ll take care of the hell hounds while I’m down there as well. Just say the word and I’m in the car!
— On Tue, 6/9/09, Courtney
From: Courtney
Date: Tuesday, June 9, 2009, 11:00 AM
Yeah, weird how this idyllic trip of his suddenly took such a macabre turn. Cujo’s returned from the dead.
— In canyons@yahoogroups .com, “adkramoo”
Aaron and I will see you up in the North Cascade’s next month. That is unless the dogs get the boy! ;-/
— In canyons@yahoogroups .com, “Courtney”
Thanks for the plug, Ram. It’s been a busy season for me in Zion. 15 new peaks for the second Zion guide, including two that have been lingering on my must-do list for far too long. I’ve also been humbled by a couple of failures.
Yang-yin; up-down.
I’m off to the high mountains now. Will return to Zion in the fall.
— In canyons@yahoogroups .com, “adkramoo”
Courtney was busy again. First with me and Andy and later with Aaron. Scroll down to the Bishopric and the stuff below. Always fun days out with this crowd.
http://www.backcoun try-explorer. com/
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Catherinie Mcvey
apologies for posting on this, but could not find the “new” or “compose” icon. my group has permit for telephone (we are newbies) for saturday (june 13th). does anyone know the conditions? cat
________________________________ From: JK Marshall jameskm1@yahoo.com> To: Yahoo Canyons Group Sent: Tuesday, June 9, 2009 4:30:35 PM Subject: [from Canyons Group] Re: Site closed, gear and dogs missing
Or the supervisor:
Supervisor: Ron Whitehead Phone: (435)634-5736 E-mail: Ron.Whitehead@ washco.utah. gov
— In canyons@yahoogroups .com, “JK Marshall” wrote:
435-634-5736
k > — In canyons@yahoogroups .com, “adkramoo” wrote:
It is a riparian and it has flooded massively several times in the last few years. Also the Cougar Fire scotched it pretty well a few years back. I am surprised it was left open, frankly. Unless one hand doesn’t know what the other is doing, it is not the BLM that stopped access. A theory. There is that bridge that leads in. It looks a little sketchy,
Anyone know the number to Washington County Roads?
— In canyons@yahoogroups .com, Steven Jackson wrote:
Hopefully we will see it opened back up soon. My crew and I loved it there it’s a great camp site, and we just spent an hour plus or so on saturday cleaning up trash all around the area. I can’t see any reason for this to be closed.
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— On Tue, 6/9/09, adkramoo wrote:
From: adkramoo To: canyons@yahoogroups .com
> Date: Tuesday, June 9, 2009, 4:10 PM
We managed to get past the condescending Milt at BLM St. George and confirm that the site is BLM land. We have found out that BLM did not authorize the blocking of their primitive campsite, though the top guys at the Cedar city regional office. Our contacts helping the BLM get canyon information for potential SAR”s had us jump past many hoops to the folks in the know. As for what unauthorized entity blocked the road, guesses range from a private individual to Washington County Roads. I have worked my way back to the sheriff to pursue these avenues. Maybe a friend swung by and picked up the gear reading this, this AM? Or Aaron did not do what he said he would and got it himself this AM? Ummm, not holding my breath.
The Rottweilers have moved up the road to the Sunset Ranch and owner Wynn is not thrilled with the interaction with his stock. This may have a bad ending soon. Thank you to Andy for doing all this road work for us.
BLM regional is pretty upset with the “new” landscaping. Its all just too weird.
— In canyons@yahoogroups .com, “adkramoo” wrote:
Spoke with Milt who tried to make me feel guilty for being on private land. The site appeared to be an old campsite or park, with no posted signs, used by us, locals and others for the last several decades. He suggested the Sunset Ranch may own it and our pal is going there to check it out. In the mean time I have a call in to the Washington County Sheriff Deputy that patrols that part of the county, to make a report and see what can be done, beyond crying and the boy being forced home…….
Deputy Cashin just called and he says it IS a BLM primitive campsite unless it has changed hands recently and he is calling the LE sheriff for the area who he thinks will know one way or the other. He was sympathetic and seems very supportive. He promises a call back soon. Sigh
JK Marshall
Or the supervisor:
Supervisor: Ron Whitehead Phone: (435)634-5736 E-mail: Ron.Whitehead@washco.utah.gov
— In Yahoo Canyons Group, “JK Marshall” wrote:
435-634-5736
k > — In Yahoo Canyons Group, “adkramoo” wrote:
It is a riparian and it has flooded massively several times in the last few years. Also the Cougar Fire scotched it pretty well a few years back. I am surprised it was left open, frankly. Unless one hand doesn’t know what the other is doing, it is not the BLM that stopped access. A theory. There is that bridge that leads in. It looks a little sketchy,
Anyone know the number to Washington County Roads?
— In Yahoo Canyons Group, Steven Jackson wrote:
Hopefully we will see it opened back up soon. My crew and I loved it there it’s a great camp site, and we just spent an hour plus or so on saturday cleaning up trash all around the area. I can’t see any reason for this to be closed.
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— On Tue, 6/9/09, adkramoo wrote:
From: adkramoo To: Yahoo Canyons Group
Date: Tuesday, June 9, 2009, 4:10 PM
We managed to get past the condescending Milt at BLM St. George and confirm that the site is BLM land. We have found out that BLM did not authorize the blocking of their primitive campsite, though the top guys at the Cedar city regional office. Our contacts helping the BLM get canyon information for potential SAR”s had us jump past many hoops to the folks in the know. As for what unauthorized entity blocked the road, guesses range from a private individual to Washington County Roads. I have worked my way back to the sheriff to pursue these avenues. Maybe a friend swung by and picked up the gear reading this, this AM? Or Aaron did not do what he said he would and got it himself this AM? Ummm, not holding my breath.
The Rottweilers have moved up the road to the Sunset Ranch and owner Wynn is not thrilled with the interaction with his stock. This may have a bad ending soon. Thank you to Andy for doing all this road work for us.
BLM regional is pretty upset with the “new” landscaping. Its all just too weird.
— In canyons@yahoogroups .com, “adkramoo” wrote:
Spoke with Milt who tried to make me feel guilty for being on private land. The site appeared to be an old campsite or park, with no posted signs, used by us, locals and others for the last several decades. He suggested the Sunset Ranch may own it and our pal is going there to check it out. In the mean time I have a call in to the Washington County Sheriff Deputy that patrols that part of the county, to make a report and see what can be done, beyond crying and the boy being forced home…….
Deputy Cashin just called and he says it IS a BLM primitive campsite unless it has changed hands recently and he is calling the LE sheriff for the area who he thinks will know one way or the other. He was sympathetic and seems very supportive. He promises a call back soon. Sigh
JK Marshall
435-634-5736
k — In Yahoo Canyons Group, “adkramoo” wrote:
It is a riparian and it has flooded massively several times in the last few years. Also the Cougar Fire scotched it pretty well a few years back. I am surprised it was left open, frankly. Unless one hand doesn’t know what the other is doing, it is not the BLM that stopped access. A theory. There is that bridge that leads in. It looks a little sketchy,
Anyone know the number to Washington County Roads?
— In Yahoo Canyons Group, Steven Jackson wrote:
Hopefully we will see it opened back up soon. My crew and I loved it there it’s a great camp site, and we just spent an hour plus or so on saturday cleaning up trash all around the area. I can’t see any reason for this to be closed.
                                                                              Spidey
— On Tue, 6/9/09, adkramoo wrote:
From: adkramoo Subject: [from Canyons Group] Re: Site closed, gear and dogs missing
To: Yahoo Canyons Group
> Date: Tuesday, June 9, 2009, 4:10 PM
We managed to get past the condescending Milt at BLM St. George and confirm that the site is BLM land. We have found out that BLM did not authorize the blocking of their primitive campsite, though the top guys at the Cedar city regional office. Our contacts helping the BLM get canyon information for potential SAR”s had us jump past many hoops to the folks in the know. As for what unauthorized entity blocked the road, guesses range from a private individual to Washington County Roads. I have worked my way back to the sheriff to pursue these avenues. Maybe a friend swung by and picked up the gear reading this, this AM? Or Aaron did not do what he said he would and got it himself this AM? Ummm, not holding my breath.
The Rottweilers have moved up the road to the Sunset Ranch and owner Wynn is not thrilled with the interaction with his stock. This may have a bad ending soon. Thank you to Andy for doing all this road work for us.
BLM regional is pretty upset with the “new” landscaping. Its all just too weird.
— In canyons@yahoogroups .com, “adkramoo” wrote:
Spoke with Milt who tried to make me feel guilty for being on private land. The site appeared to be an old campsite or park, with no posted signs, used by us, locals and others for the last several decades. He suggested the Sunset Ranch may own it and our pal is going there to check it out. In the mean time I have a call in to the Washington County Sheriff Deputy that patrols that part of the county, to make a report and see what can be done, beyond crying and the boy being forced home…….
Deputy Cashin just called and he says it IS a BLM primitive campsite unless it has changed hands recently and he is calling the LE sheriff for the area who he thinks will know one way or the other. He was sympathetic and seems very supportive. He promises a call back soon. Sigh
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It is a riparian and it has flooded massively several times in the last few years. Also the Cougar Fire scotched it pretty well a few years back. I am surprised it was left open, frankly. Unless one hand doesn’t know what the other is doing, it is not the BLM that stopped access. A theory. There is that bridge that leads in. It looks a little sketchy,
Anyone know the number to Washington County Roads?
— In Yahoo Canyons Group, Steven Jackson wrote:
Hopefully we will see it opened back up soon. My crew and I loved it there it’s a great camp site, and we just spent an hour plus or so on saturday cleaning up trash all around the area. I can’t see any reason for this to be closed. >                                                                               Spidey
— On Tue, 6/9/09, adkramoo wrote:
From: adkramoo To: Yahoo Canyons Group
Date: Tuesday, June 9, 2009, 4:10 PM
We managed to get past the condescending Milt at BLM St. George and confirm that the site is BLM land. We have found out that BLM did not authorize the blocking of their primitive campsite, though the top guys at the Cedar city regional office. Our contacts helping the BLM get canyon information for potential SAR”s had us jump past many hoops to the folks in the know. As for what unauthorized entity blocked the road, guesses range from a private individual to Washington County Roads. I have worked my way back to the sheriff to pursue these avenues. Maybe a friend swung by and picked up the gear reading this, this AM? Or Aaron did not do what he said he would and got it himself this AM? Ummm, not holding my breath.
The Rottweilers have moved up the road to the Sunset Ranch and owner Wynn is not thrilled with the interaction with his stock. This may have a bad ending soon. Thank you to Andy for doing all this road work for us.
BLM regional is pretty upset with the “new” landscaping. Its all just too weird.
— In canyons@yahoogroups .com, “adkramoo” wrote:
Spoke with Milt who tried to make me feel guilty for being on private land. The site appeared to be an old campsite or park, with no posted signs, used by us, locals and others for the last several decades. He suggested the Sunset Ranch may own it and our pal is going there to check it out. In the mean time I have a call in to the Washington County Sheriff Deputy that patrols that part of the county, to make a report and see what can be done, beyond crying and the boy being forced home…….
Deputy Cashin just called and he says it IS a BLM primitive campsite unless it has changed hands recently and he is calling the LE sheriff for the area who he thinks will know one way or the other. He was sympathetic and seems very supportive. He promises a call back soon. Sigh
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— In Yahoo Canyons Group, “adkramoo” wrote:
Thanks, but it may be too late. Since the kids abandoned the site early this AM, someone with an earth mover came by, deposited several 500 pound boulders across the road closing this BLM site that has been in use for decades. A walk in by the fella caring for the dogs show Aaron’s megamid (mine actually) and all of his gear gone!! How much gear and what I won’t know until he gets out of the Subway today. This keeps getting stranger. Anyone know the BLM phone number for area around the Kolob Terrace Road in Washington County??
— In Yahoo Canyons Group, Steven Jackson wrote:
Hope this works out for the best Ram! Weird stuff. Sorry it has happened to Aaron on a trip he helped plan and run logistics for. Such stress in those situations is never fun or productive.
Phillip
Steven Jackson
Hopefully we will see it opened back up soon. My crew and I loved it there it’s a great camp site, and we just spent an hour plus or so on saturday cleaning up trash all around the area. I can’t see any reason for this to be closed.                                                                               Spidey
— On Tue, 6/9/09, adkramoo adkramoo@aol.com> wrote:
From: adkramoo adkramoo@aol.com> Subject: [from Canyons Group] Re: Site closed, gear and dogs missing To: Yahoo Canyons Group Date: Tuesday, June 9, 2009, 4:10 PM
We managed to get past the condescending Milt at BLM St. George and confirm that the site is BLM land. We have found out that BLM did not authorize the blocking of their primitive campsite, though the top guys at the Cedar city regional office. Our contacts helping the BLM get canyon information for potential SAR”s had us jump past many hoops to the folks in the know. As for what unauthorized entity blocked the road, guesses range from a private individual to Washington County Roads. I have worked my way back to the sheriff to pursue these avenues. Maybe a friend swung by and picked up the gear reading this, this AM? Or Aaron did not do what he said he would and got it himself this AM? Ummm, not holding my breath.
The Rottweilers have moved up the road to the Sunset Ranch and owner Wynn is not thrilled with the interaction with his stock. This may have a bad ending soon. Thank you to Andy for doing all this road work for us.
BLM regional is pretty upset with the “new” landscaping. Its all just too weird.
— In canyons@yahoogroups .com, “adkramoo” wrote:
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adkramoo
We managed to get past the condescending Milt at BLM St. George and confirm that the site is BLM land. We have found out that BLM did not authorize the blocking of their primitive campsite, though the top guys at the Cedar city regional office. Our contacts helping the BLM get canyon information for potential SAR”s had us jump past many hoops to the folks in the know. As for what unauthorized entity blocked the road, guesses range from a private individual to Washington County Roads. I have worked my way back to the sheriff to pursue these avenues. Maybe a friend swung by and picked up the gear reading this, this AM? Or Aaron did not do what he said he would and got it himself this AM? Ummm, not holding my breath.
The Rottweilers have moved up the road to the Sunset Ranch and owner Wynn is not thrilled with the interaction with his stock. This may have a bad ending soon. Thank you to Andy for doing all this road work for us.
BLM regional is pretty upset with the “new” landscaping. Its all just too weird.
— In Yahoo Canyons Group, “adkramoo” wrote:
Spoke with Milt who tried to make me feel guilty for being on private land. The site appeared to be an old campsite or park, with no posted signs, used by us, locals and others for the last several decades. He suggested the Sunset Ranch may own it and our pal is going there to check it out. In the mean time I have a call in to the Washington County Sheriff Deputy that patrols that part of the county, to make a report and see what can be done, beyond crying and the boy being forced home…….
Deputy Cashin just called and he says it IS a BLM primitive campsite unless it has changed hands recently and he is calling the LE sheriff for the area who he thinks will know one way or the other. He was sympathetic and seems very supportive. He promises a call back soon. Sigh
Steven Jackson
This has gotten just to bizarre. Anxiously awaiting any word.
— On Tue, 6/9/09, adkramoo adkramoo@aol.com> wrote:
From: adkramoo adkramoo@aol.com> Subject: [from Canyons Group] Re: Site closed, gear and dogs missing To: Yahoo Canyons Group Date: Tuesday, June 9, 2009, 2:26 PM
Spoke with Milt who tried to make me feel guilty for being on private land. The site appeared to be an old campsite or park, with no posted signs, used by us, locals and others for the last several decades. He suggested the Sunset Ranch may own it and our pal is going there to check it out. In the mean time I have a call in to the Washington County Sheriff Deputy that patrols that part of the county, to make a report and see what can be done, beyond crying and the boy being forced home…….
Deputy Cashin just called and he says it IS a BLM primitive campsite unless it has changed hands recently and he is calling the LE sheriff for the area who he thinks will know one way or the other. He was sympathetic and seems very supportive. He promises a call back soon. Sigh
— In canyons@yahoogroups .com, “JK Marshall” wrote:
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> — In canyons@yahoogroups .com, “adkramoo” wrote:
Thanks, but it may be too late. Since the kids abandoned the site early this AM, someone with an earth mover came by, deposited several 500 pound boulders across the road closing this BLM site that has been in use for decades. A walk in by the fella caring for the dogs show Aaron’s megamid (mine actually) and all of his gear gone!! How much gear and what I won’t know until he gets out of the Subway today. This keeps getting stranger. Anyone know the BLM phone number for area around the Kolob Terrace Road in Washington County??
— In canyons@yahoogroups .com, Steven Jackson wrote:
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> — On Tue, 6/9/09, Courtney wrote:
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Spoke with Milt who tried to make me feel guilty for being on private land. The site appeared to be an old campsite or park, with no posted signs, used by us, locals and others for the last several decades. He suggested the Sunset Ranch may own it and our pal is going there to check it out. In the mean time I have a call in to the Washington County Sheriff Deputy that patrols that part of the county, to make a report and see what can be done, beyond crying and the boy being forced home…….
Deputy Cashin just called and he says it IS a BLM primitive campsite unless it has changed hands recently and he is calling the LE sheriff for the area who he thinks will know one way or the other. He was sympathetic and seems very supportive. He promises a call back soon. Sigh
— In Yahoo Canyons Group, “JK Marshall” wrote:
I believe that is covered out of the St.George office. Here is the contact information:
St. George Field Office > 345 East Riverside Drive > St. George, Utah 84790 > (435) 688-3200 > (435) 688-3252 fax > utsgmail@…
> — In Yahoo Canyons Group, “adkramoo” wrote:
Thanks, but it may be too late. Since the kids abandoned the site early this AM, someone with an earth mover came by, deposited several 500 pound boulders across the road closing this BLM site that has been in use for decades. A walk in by the fella caring for the dogs show Aaron’s megamid (mine actually) and all of his gear gone!! How much gear and what I won’t know until he gets out of the Subway today. This keeps getting stranger. Anyone know the BLM phone number for area around the Kolob Terrace Road in Washington County??
— In Yahoo Canyons Group, Steven Jackson wrote:
I can go get your gear Ram. I’ll take care of the hell hounds while I’m down there as well. Just say the word and I’m in the car!
— On Tue, 6/9/09, Courtney wrote:
From: Courtney To: Yahoo Canyons Group
Date: Tuesday, June 9, 2009, 11:00 AM
Yeah, weird how this idyllic trip of his suddenly took such a macabre turn. Cujo’s returned from the dead.
— In canyons@yahoogroups .com, “adkramoo” wrote:
Aaron and I will see you up in the North Cascade’s next month. That is unless the dogs get the boy! ;-/
— In canyons@yahoogroups .com, “Courtney” wrote:
Thanks for the plug, Ram. It’s been a busy season for me in Zion. 15 new peaks for the second Zion guide, including two that have been lingering on my must-do list for far too long. I’ve also been humbled by a couple of failures.
Yang-yin; up-down.
I’m off to the high mountains now. Will return to Zion in the fall.
— In canyons@yahoogroups .com, “adkramoo” wrote:
Courtney was busy again. First with me and Andy and later with Aaron. Scroll down to the Bishopric and the stuff below. Always fun days out with this crowd.
http://www.backcoun try-explorer. com/
Courtney
This whole scenario is getting really bizarre. Please keep us updated.
— In Yahoo Canyons Group, “JK Marshall” wrote:
I believe that is covered out of the St.George office. Here is the contact information:
St. George Field Office > 345 East Riverside Drive > St. George, Utah 84790 > (435) 688-3200 > (435) 688-3252 fax > utsgmail@…
> — In Yahoo Canyons Group, “adkramoo” wrote:
Thanks, but it may be too late. Since the kids abandoned the site early this AM, someone with an earth mover came by, deposited several 500 pound boulders across the road closing this BLM site that has been in use for decades. A walk in by the fella caring for the dogs show Aaron’s megamid (mine actually) and all of his gear gone!! How much gear and what I won’t know until he gets out of the Subway today. This keeps getting stranger. Anyone know the BLM phone number for area around the Kolob Terrace Road in Washington County??
— In Yahoo Canyons Group, Steven Jackson wrote:
I can go get your gear Ram. I’ll take care of the hell hounds while I’m down there as well. Just say the word and I’m in the car!
— On Tue, 6/9/09, Courtney wrote:
From: Courtney To: Yahoo Canyons Group
Date: Tuesday, June 9, 2009, 11:00 AM
Yeah, weird how this idyllic trip of his suddenly took such a macabre turn. Cujo’s returned from the dead.
— In canyons@yahoogroups .com, “adkramoo” wrote:
Aaron and I will see you up in the North Cascade’s next month. That is unless the dogs get the boy! ;-/
— In canyons@yahoogroups .com, “Courtney” wrote:
Thanks for the plug, Ram. It’s been a busy season for me in Zion. 15 new peaks for the second Zion guide, including two that have been lingering on my must-do list for far too long. I’ve also been humbled by a couple of failures.
Yang-yin; up-down.
I’m off to the high mountains now. Will return to Zion in the fall.
— In canyons@yahoogroups .com, “adkramoo” wrote:
Courtney was busy again. First with me and Andy and later with Aaron. Scroll down to the Bishopric and the stuff below. Always fun days out with this crowd.
http://www.backcoun try-explorer. com/
JK Marshall
I believe that is covered out of the St.George office. Here is the contact information:
St. George Field Office 345 East Riverside Drive St. George, Utah 84790 (435) 688-3200 (435) 688-3252 fax utsgmail@blm.gov
— In Yahoo Canyons Group, “adkramoo” wrote:
Thanks, but it may be too late. Since the kids abandoned the site early this AM, someone with an earth mover came by, deposited several 500 pound boulders across the road closing this BLM site that has been in use for decades. A walk in by the fella caring for the dogs show Aaron’s megamid (mine actually) and all of his gear gone!! How much gear and what I won’t know until he gets out of the Subway today. This keeps getting stranger. Anyone know the BLM phone number for area around the Kolob Terrace Road in Washington County??
— In Yahoo Canyons Group, Steven Jackson wrote:
I can go get your gear Ram. I’ll take care of the hell hounds while I’m down there as well. Just say the word and I’m in the car!
— On Tue, 6/9/09, Courtney wrote:
From: Courtney Subject: [from Canyons Group] Re: Zion Peaks
To: Yahoo Canyons Group
> Date: Tuesday, June 9, 2009, 11:00 AM
Yeah, weird how this idyllic trip of his suddenly took such a macabre turn. Cujo’s returned from the dead.
— In canyons@yahoogroups .com, “adkramoo” wrote:
Aaron and I will see you up in the North Cascade’s next month. That is unless the dogs get the boy! ;-/
— In canyons@yahoogroups .com, “Courtney” wrote:
Thanks for the plug, Ram. It’s been a busy season for me in Zion. 15 new peaks for the second Zion guide, including two that have been lingering on my must-do list for far too long. I’ve also been humbled by a couple of failures.
Yang-yin; up-down.
I’m off to the high mountains now. Will return to Zion in the fall.
— In canyons@yahoogroups .com, “adkramoo” wrote:
Courtney was busy again. First with me and Andy and later with Aaron. Scroll down to the Bishopric and the stuff below. Always fun days out with this crowd.
http://www.backcoun try-explorer. com/
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