September 1991

In this issue
This text explores the unique and often humorous tradition of mule naming at the Grand Canyon. It highlights the creativity and sometimes nonsensical nature of these names, which reflect the environment, events, or even inside jokes among the mule skinners. Ultimately, the text suggests that the mules may even name themselves.
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Chapters
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ALONG THE WAY
James Tallon
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Sedona Serves Jazz on the Rocks
Willard Bailey
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The Deadly Lure of Separation Canyon
Lyman Hafen
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Wanted: Trees Big As All Outdoors
Karen Brebner Augé
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Saguaro Hunting
Robert Fairfeld,Dennis Wells
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Mike Goulding's Treasure House
Susan Bayer Ward
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Campfire Fare for Every Palate
Louise DeWald,Nancy Vivian Young,Susan Voigt-Reising
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Prescott Has Sculpture to Match Its Mountains
Susan Voigt-Reising
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Up the Creek in Aravaipa Canyon
Vicky Hay
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MILEPOSTS
Rebecca Mono,George H. Huey,Robert D. Shangle
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Our Hike of the Month: West Fork of Oak Creek
Vicky Hay

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