RomeoMike wrote:
I'm not LDS, but I live in "Mormon Country" and am an avocational
archaeologist. Seems to me that the Mormon Trail is pretty well
documented. They have even had re-enactments along the length of it with
wagons, horses and hand carts, etc. In any event, I'm sure that "The
Church" would be glad to help you with their extensive information base
and technical/financial help if they feel you could improve on current
documentation.

What is less well documented is the Honeymoon Trail in AZ and southern
UT. I'm sure you know what that is as an LDS missionary. The Bureau of
Land Management has info on that one. I'm familiar with some interesting
parts of it.

cjcampbell wrote:

An interesting idea at that. Might be better flying weather, too. :-)
There is another couple missionary here, stationed in Baguio, Elder
Brian Smith and his wife. Elder Smith has already done some very
interesting photography in that area and no doubt would be interested
in furthering that.