Canyon Quotes


All through the night, like the tumult of a river when it races between the cliffs of a canyon, in my sleep I could hear the steady roar of the passing army. - Richard Harding Davis


Adding a second station in northern Gold Canyon, along with the move of the other Gold Canyon station to U.S. 60 should significantly improve our response times in an area that needs improvement. - John Flynn


A well at this site would not be deep enough, only a narrow canyon not suited for water production. - Scott Harelson


A three-run lead in the Grand Canyon with that club is not a safe lead. But our guys, when they had to, made terrific pitches. - Mike Scioscia


A three-run lead in the Grand Canyon isn't safe with that club. They do a great job of pressuring you and they have power through the lineup. - Mike Scioscia


A lot of our fires are in steep, narrow canyons, and that is not a safe place to put a big airplane like that. Because of our topography, it will probably not be used as much in California. We need something smaller and more nimble. - Matt Mathes


[Brett Hoerner: One of three true freshmen on the roster (the others being guard Richie Williams of Steele Canyon and forward Kyle Spain of Newark Memorial), this forward from Fullerton High is still recovering from a serious ankle injury. But he is out of his cast and could be ready to go when practice begins.] We're optimistic that will be the case... His injury was fairly severe, but the doctors feel good about his progress, which makes me feel good. - Steve Fisher


[Alongside the painstaking moments in the crevice are richly told tales of Ralston's prior adventures. After quitting his job as a mechanical engineer, he became an expert outdoorsman. The book finds him trekking along mountaintops, precipices and canyon floors around the world. Here, a bear stalks him; there, an avalanche buries him. He is always close to falling, being crushed or losing one appendage or another. The flashbacks provide relief from the intense pinned-arm drama, but also put Ralston's doomed Utah trip in perspective:] I wanted to show that I wasn't in over my head... This was something that was relatively low-exposure for me. - Aron Ralston


(Fire Station 79) will be built in the city. It will be located in Coyote Canyon. We approved (recently) the construction contract. It should break ground right after the first of the year. The station will reduce response time for fire and medical services for our residents in the very north end of the city. - Frank Scialdone


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