Red Mountian, Az. by jocko500
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Description
I know a lot of people going on trips soon. So here one if you close by it. It Red Mountian, Az. It between Flagstaff Az and the Grand Canon[miss spelled, it big and it I think 10 miles wide in some places]
This is a volcano you have to hike a mile in to see it. On the road there a sign and as you turn in there a place to park then You hike for a mile in. as you walk you going to see the sand and sides of the rocks shine like a lot of jewels [if the sun hits it right]for it is a rare rocks that the volcanos make.
you see the trees they are big trees so it show how big this side is. They call this the fireworks. for this the side that blow out some what, but not all the way. It the side that a lot of vents was at that wht those big holes are on the side. If I had hide up on top and over this side I would have seen the main vent a big hole. But I did not know it at the time. ask people in Flagstaff they know about the Mountian. The people in the Grand Canon know nothing about this mountian.
oh yes you can camp there too. It just as grand as the Greand Canon but have a diff awl to it.
yesitis3: http://geopubs.wr.usgs.gov/fact-sheet/fs024-02/
yestis3 had sent me this and told me Flagstaff is not in N.M. but in Az lolthat you friend

Comments (34)
Great shot Jock, it's amazing what we have right here in our own back yard, and yet we search the universe for more. Thanks for this.
amazing view onto these rolling and smooth rocks! fantastic scenery! lets explore the caves up there! maybe we don't need a hotel! ;o)
looks like a sand dune petrified!excellent shot!
It really does look like a great spot to do some exploring.Thanks for showing and telling about it.Nature is grand!