 Michelle ready for a long warm trek |
 Wolf ready for a dusty trail |
 Tom ready for wind and rain and sleet |
 Only 9.85 miles to go |
 Under the overhang |
 View down to the Tonto platform |
 Trail snakes through Coconino sandstone layers |
 If no one has claimed it, it's Bernie's arch |
 Michelle plus 30# |
 Pink stuff |
 Much of the hike was along this kind of wash |
 Our lunch spot. Michelle found a small bottle of apple rum here...ask her what she did with it |
 Tom is under the impression that he's levitating the overhang |
 Overhang ceiling |
 The narrow way |
 The trail crosses the riverbed several times in the narrows |
 Green tree and orange rock |
 Hard work in the heat about halfway to the campground |
 First traces of water left in the wash |
 Just so you know |
 First view of the creek with its turquoise color |
 The outskirts of Supai |
 Just another workday for this guy |
 I gave her a shoe-tying lesson while I waited for the others |
 The combined general store / post office |
 First view of Havasupai falls |
 We were late for the yoga lessons |
 How'd I take a picture of me?? |
 Yoga lessons completing just as we get there |
 Havasupai falls |
 This was Michelle's first visit to the falls |
 Closer-up |
 My campsite |
 Globemallow and prickly pear blooms |
 The warning @ the Mooney Falls descent |
 Mooney Falls about 100 yards from my campsite |
 Mooney Falls one more time |
 Tom taking pics of Wolf and Michelle |
 The pools |
 Mooney Falls from pool level |
 Michelle and Wolf |
 Downstream |
 The river is full of these small cascading waterfalls |
 Travertine builds up behind the rocks and creates ledges which fill in...making shallow pools |
 Vegatation |
 One of the tougher waterfalls to navigate |
 View of same waterfall from a bit further downstream |
 And a bit further yet. Mooney Falls in the background |
 Seep |
 Michelle enjoying the artificial rain |
 Michelle in paradise |
 Someone said if you stand under the waterfall spray, you might get beamed up to Neptune |
 I wasn't beamed up, but I did see this very etheral view of the cosmos |
 Back at Havasupai Falls for a rousing game of something or another |
 Here's the gameboard |
 Wolf and my hand |
 The next morning |
 Tom dwarfed by Havasupai Falls |
 The stump bridge |
 Prickly pear blossom |
 Heading back down to Mooney |
 The path down the cliff to Mooney |
 Michelle and her waterfall |
 Michelle making a splash |
 Nowhere else on earth looks like this |
 Or this |
 Or this |
 The waterfall with seep that I tried getting beamed up yesterday from |
 Wolf and his woman minutes before the big moment |
 Wolf asked that I capture 'the moment' but had to do it from afar with a zoom |
 Further downstream |
 Bamboo-ish-ness |
 More baby waterfalls |
 Towering above a baby waterfall |
 I took a trail above the creek through this amazing 4 ft high thicket...scared a bunch of animals during the walk |
 More turquoise water |
 Green and black |
 A particularily beautiful spot..afternoon sun doesn't hit this area due to the high cliffs |
 The rope swing...was fun but I kept swinging back into a tree |
 Waterfalls and greenery |
 Another shot from the same general location |
 Meanwhile, back at camp Michelle has an announcement and this new finger adornment |
 Cooking without using the left hand |
 Exploring the cave |
 Climbing to the jump-off spot |
 Michelle's dive |
 Our awesome impromptu yoga instructors |
 Sandwiched by yoga instructors |
 My birthday combined with Wolf and Michelle's engagement celebration cake |
 Mooning Mooney 2010 |
 Supai on the morning hike out |
 Following the creekbed out |
 Rocks naturally find outcrops to nest in |
 More with the same idea |
 A long way up |
 Heart rock - mine broke...looking for a new one |
 Obviously trash ripped open from mule train trashbag...this wasn't all that uncommon unfortunately |
 4000 people a year die of heatstroke on the way out look just like this guy |
 The happy couple-to-be |