Fatal fall causes focus on canyon dangers
                   
abc4.com     May 17, 2008            

It was an afternoon of fun that ended tragically for a Salt Lake man. 23-year-old Robert Clayton plummeted 30 feet to his death after falling off a rope swing in Ferguson Canyon. It's an accident that rescuers worry will happen again as more Utahns get outside this summer. It's not the first time... [read full story]                

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