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Bob Foisel | profile | all galleries >> Galleries >> Sunset Crater / Wupatki tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

Sunset Crater / Wupatki

Early Hopi or Anasazi Indian settlement on the edge of the Little Colorado river Plateau. And the 13th century Lava flows near the San Francisco Peak in Northern AZ. Its was abandoned when the Sunset crater blew its Ash and covered the area about 1250 AD.
Small settlement with spring nearby. Ceremony ring and Housing Dead tree towards the haze. Back wall was a huge sandstone rock
rocks and ruins Lava Flow Painted Desert I have never seen such a mistle toe mutation
Matatas Lava Flow tree out of the lava Sunset Crater lava flow
two story room, with a view. Game Court Dead Tree Native American condo complex.
I think the mason was drinking fermented Yucca juice. Not all of the masons were the same then either. Built with the suroundings

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Guest 14-Sep-2006 06:18
great gallery - voted !!
JustMeJerry 18-Jan-2006 18:24
Bob. Do you remember our trip to the remains of what could only be described as "Uncle Willy's Museum of the Desert" (ref: "GARGOYLES" the movie)? I believe the remains of it's actual name was barely present on a hand painted sign back then.
"Chief Something-Or-Another's! See the snakes, coyotes, and jackalopes of Northern Arizona!"
And what of that sandstone wash we climbed down into? I wonder if the little stone home in the bottom (complete with "killing entrance"!) of that canyon was of native origin?
The classic, old, Shell gas station just east of that has been imortalized in many a road-trip movie since then too. That place had a peculiar attraction, like a prehistoric fly caught forever in a drop of amber.
Guest 23-Dec-2005 20:52
Great shots of a historical place. Here are my photos of a trip I took there in 2002. Thanks for sharing.

Sam
http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/view?p=999&gid=6562809&uid=159379
Robin Reid23-Dec-2005 15:28
Bob, thanks for pointing me toward the full gallery. This is certainly a interesting site. Good photos.
Char23-Dec-2005 03:09
These are all super shots.
Tom Munson14-Dec-2005 15:39
Terrific gallery Bob. I'm glad you resized the images.
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