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Grand Canyon
The Grand Canyon is valued for the combination of large size, depth, and the exposed layering of colorful rocks dating back to Precambrian times. It was created mostly by regional tectonic uplift, but also by erosion from the Colorado River and its tributaries.
The Grand Canyon is 277 miles long and it's a vertical mile from the rim to the Colorado River below. The width of the canyon at Grand Canyon Village is 10 miles. A trip to the bottom of the canyon and back (on foot or by mule) is 7 miles and is a two day journey.
©2006 Don Davis
South Rim
Navaho Point
Colorado River Rapids
Native American Pottery
View from Moran Pt
Hoodoo near the rim
Taking in the View at Yavapai Point
Near Canyon View Vistor Center
Southwestern October
View from Cape Royal
Angel's Window at Cape Royal
Bright Angels Point
North Rim
Vishnu's Temple, seen from Cape Royal
Storm Approaching North Rim
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borisalex
22-Jun-2007 10:25
Great Photos, Don!!
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