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PAGE 1 OF THE OCTOBER 1995 ISSUE OF PASS PATROL CAMPFIRE TALES
Keep in mind, the stories here were written in 1995.  A lot has changed.

This issue includes

Beckwith Plateau, Diamond Canyon, Sego Ghost Town

 

ANOTHER OF THE MANY ADVENTURES OF PASS PATROL

All of the 1995 issues were recovered and provided by Robert Noll aka Sundance.  He got some of those issues from his sidekick known as Trapdoor.  Some photos have been substituted because the originals could not be found.

BECKWITH PLATEAU

“One’uh these days I;m gonna climb that plateau!:

For years, we have looked off to the north from Green River, Utah, and said those words.  Time was running out.  The Wilderness Bill currently being proposed in Utah will close that entire area.  (It also closes most everything around and near Moab, most everything the Outlaw Trail crosses, and 6 million acres of desert that cannot be accessed any other way than by vehicle due to the lack of water and the climate.    Write to your senators today.  Tell them to vote “No!!!” on the Utah Wilderness Bill.)

Blue Moon, Miss Blue, and Trapdoor joined me at Smith’s Cabin on Friday evening.  The next morning we drove to the little one-building town that calls itself Woodside.  From Woodside, the road follows the Price River on an Easterly course toward the Green River.  The canyon walls still hold the writings of the Ancient Ones.  In Places, landslides have left huge boulders and tons of loose rock across the road.  Internal bells and whistles scream, “RED ALERT” as the truck leans far enough to the right to cause it to begin sliding sideways toward the river hundreds of feet below.

October 1995 Issue

 
 
   

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