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We arrived in Arizona from the north. We went to see Lake Powell and the Antelope Canyon near Page, then we headed east for Monument Valley. We spent a night in a pleasant hotel with indian-style furniture in Tuba City inside the Navajo Reservation. Next, we took off for the Grand Canyon, stopping in at the Little Colorado River tribal park on the way. We then slept in Flagstaff, the ski heaven at 7,000 feet. There is a lot to see around Flagstaff, but since we wanted to return to the Grand Canyon, we just visited one place, the Barringer Meteor Crater. Finally, we started out westward towards Nevada, throwing back our last longing glances at the beautiful mountains of Arizona. —T
178 Pictures in 5 Albums
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Antelope CanyonAntelope Canyon is one of the most famous slot canyons. It's narrow and deep, and its reddish walls get painted beautiful orange-brown by the filtering sunlight. 32 Pictures |
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Barringer Meteorite CraterEast of the city of Flagstaff, a 150 ft high circular rim lies in the desert, surrounding a 570 ft deep hole that is 4,000 ft in diameter. We took shots of the crater in January of 2006. 16 Pictures |
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Grand CanyonA wealth of viewpoints offering amazing vistas, infinite space, orgy of colors, trying hikes, dehydration, scorpions, and the Colorado River rushing over a mile beneath at some points. 61 Pictures |
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Little Colorado River GorgeThe last section of the Little Colorado River before joining Colorado River in the Grand Canyon. 20 Pictures |
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Monument ValleyThis valley is the symbol of endless land, the untouched wild west, and the free Indian nation. 49 Pictures |
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