We’re completely inspired by Amy Jane “Cricket” Rust, the mentoree relationships she has built, and especially her insights about what the Grand Canyon has taught her. We hope to see more from her in the future:
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Jim Ouellette says:
This series of videos was SO WELL DONE! Thank you. Such a proud tradition they maintain.
Michael Duke says:
Beautifully done. Thank you.
Marc LaFrance says:
Whoa! That was just a teaser to a bigger film… right?
Alison Langley says:
Beautiful. If you liked that, Pete McBride’s film honoring the late Martin Litton – http://www.martinsboat.com
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fG0VyVm4Mk
Max Close says:
Floated with Oars some time back from Lees Ferry to Lake mead. We we in rafts and the trip was magnificent, hearing the history and being educated about the geological changes was never boring. The stops and side trips were exciting and challenging. Based on the rapids we
studied before entering and the ferocity at that time, a dory run through the same areas would be really challenging. Hats off to the dory guides and then participants. I forgot to mention the food was great.
Rob Morrice says:
Heading down Canyon with OARS on 9-2 thru 16-2021, Lees Ferry to Lake Mead. 280 miles w/42 rapids. Dories the only way to go, can’t wait. Last year it was Clipper Round the World Yacht Race on board CV 22 (Seattle) Uruguay -Cape Town- Freemantle – Whitsunday’s 11k NM, totally AWESOME experience!
Tom McFarling says:
Made a trip thru the Grand Canyon a few years ago with four dory’s and three gear rafts. Four of the seven boat captains were women. All of them tough as nails and totally competent. Over Six days and ninety miles and dozens of rapids not one mishap. The ladies of the canyon are a marvelous bunch.