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10 DAYS WITH NO BATH
NO SHOWER
NO CHANGE OF UNDERWARE
NO PROBLEM! The air is 90 degrees, the water is near 80 and you just happen to fall into the lake once a day with a bar of Ivory soap.
When you get out of the water you just put on a dry swim suit.
This was our 12th year at Lake Powell where we own a 1/12 share of the houseboat, "REFLECTIONS".
Lake Powell is on the Utah-Arizona border just upstream from the Grand Canyon. It is on the Colorado River just up stream from the Grand Canyon. The lake is impounded by the Glen Canyon Dam where it is 560 feet deep. The Lake Powell is over 190 miles long with a shoreline of 1,960 miles and has 96 major side canyons.
Be sure to see Slot Canyons on the left.
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Welcome to Lake Powell.
Launch ramp at Wahweap Marina. Castle Rock is in the background.
Castle Rock Is the largest butte near the marina.
We tie our 18 runabout to the transom of "Reflections."
Serious Bass fishermen getting an early start.
The name of this houseboat is "Just Gettin' By"
At "Horseshoe Bend Overlook"
With Judd and Andrea in Navajo Canyon.
"Reflections" traveling up lake...
...with the ski boat in tow.
Propane bound for Dangling Rope Marina, 50 miles up lake. All supplies are delivered to Dangling Rope by barge because there is no land access.
Lots of time to relax.
Pausing for lunch after a trip up the dramatic Escalante River.
Huevos Rancheros for breakfast on the foredeck.
Picnic time at Padre Bay.
A refreshing swim with a bar of ivory soap serves double duty.
Dinner on the foredeck.
Room for a game of tennis?
A swim break with a bar of Ivory soap in Reflections Canyon.
1 1/2 mile hike ends at Rainbow Bridge.
Treasures(?) found on a hike.
Cruising Padre Bay before sunset looking for photo opportunities.
Henry and camera waiting for the "right moment."
