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| Approaching Great Falls on Navajo land, one hour's drive from Wuptaki National Monument where I spent 8 days in July. |
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| Mud flows through lava formations |
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| ...into the Little Colorado, surprisingly full for the summer months. San Francisco Peaks beyond |
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| Overview of the stepped falls into space, as far as the eye can see |
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| Mesas loom, seemingly from nowhere... |
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| View from the Visitor's Center. |
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| Daily light show, 5 am |
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| Asked about the day one could say, "the earth turned." Near Citadel and Lomaki ruins. |
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| Rock piles at Wukoki. |
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| Near Wukoki, an old dirt road to the Little Colorado. |
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| Passing through the forest near Sunset Crater Volcano's lava flows |
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| Cinder cone |
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| A Brooklyn sunrise, after 37 days in the desert. |
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| A Florida sunset |
Wupatki, the largest trade center in the area was built after the
1100 Sunset Volcano eruption.By 1250 its inhabitants had moved on, yet
rocks on the pueblo collect water, and plants grow in the volcanic
cinders even now. Read, and view more here:
Wupatki National Monument: NPS Link
2 comments:
Pretty fantastic collection of photos.
There are many more! and if I can figure out how to upload iPhone movies, I shall. It is a truly amazing place, and offers 8-mile hikes in April and October each year to view Indian petroglyphs.
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