Stairs at the Well by auntietk
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Description
Today we visited Montezuma Well just outside Rimrock, Arizona. This staircase allows visitors to climb down a cliff to see irrigation canals that were dug in about the 8th century. It was a nice little hike, and we had a great time!

Comments (21)
Very cool capture, Tara! It's interesting to note who takes pictures of what. I'm looking forward to seeing more of yours and Bill's POVs at various locations
Beautiful image.
Amazing what those 'primitive savages' where able to accomplish, don't you think? For some reason 'Stairway to Heaven' just came to mind. Brilliant image with a great looking tree up there.
Cool picture!!
Fabulous steps Tara and from Bills upload a very nice area to visit.
You and Bill are visiting some of the same places I saw years ago. I was totally blown away by this area. What they did was nothing short of astonishing. And it's still there--wow!!
Really interesting..looks as though you need to tresd that carefully!
I wondered were It went before I read your comment , nice shot.
Great shot, I love it.
A wonderful shot!
Tara it is so beautiful and I love the POV so much.
Ooh, look at those wonderful stone steps! Great spot and capture!
Jack n Jill went up the hill
very nice spot and pic.
Warning! Do NOT trip here!!!!! Great shot from you as well Tara! Wonderful, rich colours.. Outstanding.. Rob
Nice capture of the stairs Tara..
These steps look so inviting and you would just have to see what was at the top. An excellent capture.
my knees hurt just looking at this. cool shot
What a sweet shot, Tara! Wow! Lov the way the light plays on this! Just gorgeous!
I've been there three years ago ! How interesting place !
This is an absolute first! First, I love the POV and composition but this is also a first for ever hearing anyone refer to something that happened on this continent in the eighth century. Nicely done.