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Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Havasu Falls Day 2 Part 2
The key word was Wow, which we repeated constantly.
I don't know what Havasu Creek sounds familiar. I have never been there but did scamper around box canyons at Mt Lemon near Tucson. Think it might be in Tucson now. These are beautiful photos.
Also, the bird who leaves its eggs in the nests of other birds is the "Cowbird." I was showing you the Gray Catbird that actually meows when it is disturbed or scared.
Ohh! LOVE this place! I backpacked there when I lived in Flagstaff. what an excellent spot! that water blew me away! Love the photos..thanks for taking me back :)
WOW indeed! A might waterfalls amidst the rugged terra-cotta landscape pouring down on a pool of azure water. Spectacular sight indeed!!! Great capture!
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Wow indeed. That's spectacular!
I don't know what Havasu Creek sounds familiar. I have never been there but did scamper around box canyons at Mt Lemon near Tucson. Think it might be in Tucson now. These are beautiful photos.
Also, the bird who leaves its eggs in the nests of other birds is the "Cowbird." I was showing you the Gray Catbird that actually meows when it is disturbed or scared.
WOW! I'll say. Absolutely spectacularly beautiful. What a paradise you occupy.
I hope that's a lightweight tripod. Mine is old, and very heavy. I think it was made by Philistines (iron).
How heavy are your packs? Do you know?
Wow is certainly right. I need to spend more time in the Grand Canyon area, I've visited a couple of times but never really done any hiking.
Ohh! LOVE this place! I backpacked there when I lived in Flagstaff. what an excellent spot! that water blew me away! Love the photos..thanks for taking me back :)
Still pales in comparisson to you!
Aw--ain't 'you know who' sweet.
WOW! certaintly is the operate word here.
I'd like to give that area a try........someday.....MB
Wonderful pictures, and I love the new header picture you are using! Wish I could be working up there this summer~ :(
That blue mineral-laden water is so beautiful. I was at Lower Havasu many years ago.
You must be in bliss! Great photos.
Awesome! putting that on our places to go list!!!b
I can only repeat .... WOW WOW WOW!!! This is such a stunning area Gaelyn. Can I put up my tent and stay there permanently? LOL!!
A-B-S-O-L-U-T-E-L-Y S-T-U-N-N-I-N-G
That must be the most breathtaking site to see when you come across the corner.
PS, I like Mike's comment
Ditto for 'wow.' No other words!
WOW indeed! A might waterfalls amidst the rugged terra-cotta landscape pouring down on a pool of azure water. Spectacular sight indeed!!! Great capture!
Beautiful photos in a beautiful area. Wow. Diane
Gaelyn: Beauty at its finest in the wild west.
that first shot is stunning. i hope i can make it there at some point.
very wow! this is why I am determined to walk every day, and get in shape, so I can go and see this for myself.
I've been scanning back to catch up. I love Havasu. Great pics.
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