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We decided to see the
Canyon via horseback. Our choices were jeep truck, walking, or
horseback. All forms required a guide. Our Navaho
Guide Ted and fellow college student rider from Wisconsin. |
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Ray and college
student resting the Mustangs. |
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Sandy from Riverside
California. We talked Ray and Sandy into going with us the day
before. They enjoyed the canyon allot and were glad that they
joined us. |
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Linda enjoying the
beautiful canyon. |
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Linda and Sandy
listening to our guide talk about Anasazi and Navaho history. |
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Ted knew well his
history and enjoyed talking about his ancestors. |
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Personal jeeps where
allowed in the canyon if you hired a personal Navaho guide for $15/hour
to accompany you.
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Ted and Sandy was a
fun couple who were camping with their 5th wheel in the same campground
as Linda and I. |
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Very old
petroglyph's
on the canyon walls. |
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Linda's mustang
acting up a bit. |
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More Petroglyph's of
hunters and the hunted. |
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Anasazi ruins on the
ledge in the background. |
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This canyon was
really a red beautiful wonder. To be here when snow run off water
was running through it was rare and quite special. |
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At the half way point
of our 4 hour horse back ride. We were all getting sore
butts by this point. |
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A closer look at the
Anasazi ruins. The main reason for these cliff dwellings was
security from their enemies.
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