Arizona Canyons
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Antelope Canyon – a beautiful Slot Canyon – you descend into it through this narrow slot
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The Canyon was formed by erosion of Navajo Sandstone due to flash flooding
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Rainwater runs into the basin above the canyon sections, picks up speed & sand as it rushes into narrow passageways
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Descending down into Antelope Canyon
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In these next pictures you can see the passageway (to the left of my “watermark name” in this one) we climbed through to get to the bottom of the Canyon
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Here, look at the dark shadows on right side of the picuture – we came through that narrow slot
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The Canyon passageways become eroded away making the corridors deeper, smoothing hard edges, and forming “flowing” shapes in the rock
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Antelope Canyon – visited & photographed more than any other Slot canyon in the American Southwest
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Glen Canyon Dam on the Colorado River
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Glen Canyon & the Dam
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The damming of the Colorado at Glen Canyon formed Lake Powell above it
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Glen Canyon & Colorado River
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Glen Canyon & Colorado River
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Glen Canyon & Colorado River
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Glen Canyon & Colorado River
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Glen Canyon National Recreation Area
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Lake Powell
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Lake Powell
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Boat rides on Lake Powell take you through the narrow “water lanes” on the outside of the Canyon
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Views of Antelope Canyon from the Lake show many beautiful colors & formations
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Views of the Canyon on Lake Powell
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Views of the Canyon on Lake Powell
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Views of the Canyon on Lake Powell
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Views of the Canyon on Lake Powell
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Red Rock Country
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Red Rock Country
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Red Rock Country
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Red Rock Country
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Red Rock Country
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Red Rock Country
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Red Rock Country
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Red Rock Country
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Enterting Sedona
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Sedona, the picturesque city is surrounded by beautiful Red Rock Country
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Red Rock Country Oak Creek Canyon at north end of Sedona
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Leaving Sedona