Chapter
Surviving the Harsh Winds of the Grand Canyon
26:17 - 30:30 (04:13)
The dangerous winds in the Grand Canyon filled the tiny beach with sand and debris, leaving the hikers to question whether they could survive the next 250 plus miles of their journey.
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The wind was so strong in a tiny beach inside the canyon walls that it served as a wind tunnel and made it hard for the rafters to dry their clothing.
26:17 - 29:04 (02:47)
Grand Canyon
Summary
The wind was so strong in a tiny beach inside the canyon walls that it served as a wind tunnel and made it hard for the rafters to dry their clothing. The canyon walls left few options to get out of the water and the wind made it difficult for them to navigate downstream.
ChapterSurviving the Harsh Winds of the Grand Canyon
Episode119: Swimming the Colorado River. Grand Canyon National Park.
PodcastNational Park After Dark
The speaker describes an unpleasant experience with grunting, grinding dirt that caused damage to gear and food and created an uncomfortable sensation in the teeth.
29:04 - 30:30 (01:26)
Nature
Summary
The speaker describes an unpleasant experience with grunting, grinding dirt that caused damage to gear and food and created an uncomfortable sensation in the teeth.