Once inside, one could easily understand how this would be an awesome place to wander alone, but no such chance...this is a full-fledged, camera totin' tourist experience. So, I'll spare you the details and just let you enjoy some of the terrific views from an extremely interesting place!
Our guide, a Navajo Native herself told of the mysterious powers of the spirits that dwell in the Canyon. Somewhat later, as Kim & I sperated from the main group, I watched in amazement as a lightbeam entered from above......as she vanished!
I began to see and hear the cry of the "lone wolf spirit"....I caught up to the tour group to explain the vanishing, only to find she had been "beamed" down near the end of the tour!
Interestingly, the spirits altered the walls of the canyon to outline her return....
5 comments:
Thank you for sharing a place that I now must see. Your photos were incredible. Guess this is another satisfaction that being leading others someplace thanks! Have heard of another place near Page but for got the name a sea of rocks on BLM land that the only so many go in each day. BTW what time did you go on the tour?
Yes, it's a terrific, must do place. I have many other great photos, but the Blog must be kept streamlined. The best time to take the tour for photo & light is 10:30AM. (try Chief Totsie Tours)
Wow!!!This is INCREDIBLE! I do believe this is our favorite...the pics are awesome!!!
Joy and Jourdan
Hi Sam and Kim :
What great pics! Bryce and Antelope Canyons are fantastic. Man you guys are doing it right. Have fun.
John and Sue
WOW! I just stumbled across your blog and WOW! The pictures are beautiful, just amazing. Thanks for sharing -- WOW!
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