Walnut Canyon & Sinagua tribe - part 2 by danapommet
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Walnut Canyon & Sinagua tribe - part 2
It’s 185 feet down to the point that I took this shot. Thanks to the Park Service for putting in a flight of stairs. You can see the remains of the cliff dwellings better in this shot. This canyon was one of many places that the Sinagua populated from the slopes of the San Francisco Peaks northeast to the Little Colorado River and south to Verde Canyon.
Some info from the National Park Service.
Thanks for stopping by, taking a look and for all your previous comments.
Dana
Comments (20)
WOW~!~GReat shot!
Fantastic shot Dana! Are those caves I see there. :)
Another excellent shot of this place Dana, I love these rock formations
Marvelous shot
Very cool!
Excellent capture, amazing place!
Beautiful,it always amazes me how the trees seem to grow right out of the rocks. Lovely work Dana.
Wow, looks like it would have been a hard hike to get home for them! Great shot!
wonderful place! interesting serie and infos!
impressive mountain! wonderful with all the green trees! contrastful nature capture! ;o)
Its absolutely amazing how people lived up there. I have seen caves in rocks before on the tv, very high up but don't think they were this high.
Very cool shot, well done...
great shot! the cliff dwellers are very fascinating!
One gets a real sense of scale from down here.
Great view ..I can see why they chose that spot!
Incredible that they carved homes out of the mountains. I read that in some of these kinds of places, they were abandoned so quickly there were still pots and food left behind. I always wonder what happened to make them leave like that.
Totally awesome series! Its so sad that we can't ever know the whole history. Another fabulous capture Dana and thanks again!
awesome shot my friend x
Fantastic place,great shot.
amazing place .. you really have to watch your footing there :)