After running two more rapids Prof.decided to camp which we did on the right, Camp 41.

Our run footed up 3-3/4 miles.

Our camp was in some cottonwoods and we had to cross a wide rocky bar to get to it but it was preferable to camping on the sand.

In this canyon there was generally a valley about one-quarter mile wide on one side or the other, and with the abundant supply of driftwood for fires and a whole river for drink we fared well.

The great canyon now appeared deeper than at any point above, about three thousand feet we estimated, the walls being extremely precipitous.