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Havasupai Supai Pack Train

Havasupai Supai Pack Train

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Postal History, 29 years in service
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COOLPIX P1

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Aperture 73/10 ISO 50 Shutter 10/3174 Focal Length 263/10

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Grand Canyon, Arizona, US

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Dec, 2019

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Din shovel this year.?

Sharing the beautiful colors of Arizona

Nice stroll from forest to the sea. Fortunate not to have rain at this
time on photo shoot.
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Cold, car troubles. This was a happy
to take this among other pictures.
I guess in AZ. I like the geology. Thanks Mom. https:--www.visitarizona.c

Wupatki Pueblo inhabited around 500 AD abandoned. by 1225. It housed up to 100 people. Cohonina, Kayenta Anasazi, and Sinagua lived there at
various

Friend Rich dragged me out in the rain
to the Grand Canyon and i am happy he did. Like this local. A lot of history behind it. https:--www.nps.gov-gr

Picture taken from Near Sunset Crater Volcano Visitor Center, Hwy 395.

First visit after arriving in Arizona.
I like diversity in my pictures. Variety of colors.

Sinagua Natives cliff dwelling 800
years ago. This is in the Montezuma Castle
National Monument, Arizona.

This one snuck in there. Was not intending to post.

After walking to where i turned around,
I found a better setting. This picture was a result of it. One of my favs!

One of the rare times i was chasing
the sunset. Hwy 89S is a twisted,
snaky road. People like to road
race on it.

I am fortunate to live 2 hours away
from the Grand Canyon. This visit was with friend Rich of Yellow Billed Tours.
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Looks to be 6-8 inches? But it is still snowing. Love our winter season,
especially looking out the window at it.

11 miles NE from Montezuma Castle.
Outflow from this 1,500,000 US gallons
a day. It creates a lush green environment. People have inhabited the Verde

This was after a rock had taken out of
some of the railing on the bridge. It was
repaired after that. We could only hike
up to the bridge.

I was fascinated by the geology of
these steps. There's Rich and the
Navajo Traders area.

2nd trip to this cite. Fortunately it was a
normal sunny Arizona day. It is in Tuzigoot
National Monument. Near Clarkdale Arizona.

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