Margaret Randall dates her long love affair with the Grand Canyon to the summer of 1947 when her father first took her down its trails by mule. Since then, she has returned more than a hundred times to explore its rims, biking trails, river and side canyons. The poems that make up Into Another Time: Grand Canyon Reflections draw on these experiences as well as additional research and countless conversations with canyon lovers. The book's main section emerged from a river trip in 1997.
Margaret Randall dates her long love affair with the Grand Canyon to the summer of 1947 when her father first took her down its trails by mule. Since then, she has returned more than a hundred times to explore its rims, biking trails, river and side canyons. The poems that make up Into Another Time: Grand Canyon Reflections draw on these experiences as well as additional research and countless conversations with canyon lovers. The book's main section emerged from a river trip in 1997.