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Horseshoe bend is one of the single best vistas for viewing the other side of the Grand Canyon. This location, about 5 miles South of Page, AZ., is situated at a goose neck in the Colorado River and is also among the closest points that the North and South Rim come to touching.
Note that there is nothing at Horseshoe Bend to keep you from walking right off the edge:-)
For those wondering, I am not trying to get something by you. I am having to reuse this one because I have been out of town (working a real job) for 3 weeks and it will be a week or two before I can get back to this:-(
All images Copyrighted by Steven Noyes
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