Man, dog disappear in Grand Canyon after apparently taking homemade raft on Colorado River
A man and his dog are missing after apparently taking a homemade wooden raft on the river that runs through the Grand Canyon, the National Park Service said Wednesday. The man was identified by park officials in a news release as Thomas L. Robinson of Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Missing man and dog may have taken wooden raft down river in Grand Canyon, rangers say
A missing man and his dog may have taken a wooden raft down the Colorado River in Grand Canyon National Park, rangers say. A search for Thomas L. Robison, 58, of New Mexico, is ongoing after his empty car was found at Lees Ferry in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area on April 21, rangers said in an April 24 news release.
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