00:54:58	R Byers:	How is human waste handled?  Wag bags, or what?
00:55:45	Richard Ferguson:	Wag bags are what we used.
00:57:56	Erin:	could it be done in a canoe?
00:58:40	Debbie Hinde:	People have done it in even tandem canoes but it really seems like it would be hard as the twists and turns are very tight.

00:59:17	Richard Ferguson:	You cannot  use a canoe unless there is enough water to put in at the road.  But then you have to go out lake powell.
01:00:25	Erin:	thx!
01:04:00	Ross Beveridge:	Could you use hammocks instead of tents
01:04:31	Debbie Hinde:	Not all of the camps had places to hang them
01:05:59	kathrynmutz:	backcountry packraft rental; backcountrypackrafts@gmail.com  It was called something different when we rented.  Company changed owners or locations
01:06:35	Werner Duecker:	Willow Creek is much brushier and longer than the Crack in the Wall hike.
01:11:05	Beverly Kurtz:	Do you need a permit to do this?
01:11:35	Debbie Hinde:	You get a permit the day of your launch from the Park Office.
01:13:00	Ross Beveridge:	How stinky were the wag bags?
01:14:04	Debbie Hinde:	Let's just say you better double bag 'em
01:14:06	Richard Ferguson:	We put wag bags in another bag to limit smell.