We walked through 800-year-old dwellings that were lined along a steep canyon near Flagstaff, Arizona. Over millions of years the canyon walls were eroded and the Sinagua Indians saw roofs in the overhanging limestone. They built walls with dried mud and chunks of rock, leaving room for tiny doors and holes for the smoke from their fires to escape. Some walls were still layered with streaks of soot. It was an eerie journey through time, trying to see through the eyes of a dead culture so opposite my own.
Bailey and Eric, Me and Maggie can only say that we are very jealous at this moment, but we can also say that you've captured some of the Greatest Beauty in the World, from both Walker and the Grand Canyon. To walk among the Cliff Dwellings and the Elk. to Walk together as One Voice and One Song. Walk in Beauty Loved Ones.
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What gorgeous photos! You've really captured the spectacular West.
ReplyDeleteIsn't the Earth amazing and beautiful? Just about the best planet I know.
Love,
Mom