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As a sequel to my previous blog entry, I wanted to provide a report of our recent trip to Death Hollow.

My dad has been a scoutmaster all his adult life.  He has done 7 or 8 camping trips every year for over thirty years.  I asked him once, “What is the most memorable scout trip you ever did?”  He said the most memorable trip was Death Hollow because it was the most difficult.  He said that those who went will never forget it as long as they live.

And so it was, in June of 2007, that I took 22 boys and 9 men to a place called Death Hollow.  This is a deep, beautiful canyon, 33 miles long, and filled with obstacles of every kind.  Can you imagine hiking through thick forest with no trail, sandy riverbeds, endless cactus fields, deep narrows full of choke stones, beaver dams, swimming holes, waterslides, and lots of poison ivy, all in one trip?