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| Some beautiful Birch trees that we came across as we climbed the upper parts of the mountain.
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| Some beautiful Birch trees that we came across as we climbed the upper parts of the mountain.
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| I thought this snow came out very odd...
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A piece of Indian art work
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| Lisa took this picture of me cubed
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| Walnut Creek Canyon, about 20 minutes outside of Flagstaff
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| The Indians lived under the natural shelves that ring around the canyons. Even though they were abandoned centuries ago, soot still marks the ceilings and walls
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Lisa in one of the numerous ruins at Walnut Creek Canyon.
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| There were two major ecosystems at Walnut Creek: A desert one in the sunny side, and a pine forest in the shadows.
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| Is it dead? Then we should take pictures!
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| Lisa lovin' the dead tree
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| A huge Indian ruin at Wupatki National Monument
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| It almost looks like the rock landed in the building one day.
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| These four pictures were taken at an earth blowhole that leads to a cave system. The difference in air pressure causes it to 'breathe.'
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The air coming out of the hole held an incredibly strong and lovely 'earthiness'
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| The cave system must be pretty sizable considering how much air was coming out of it the entire time we were there!
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| | More of the huge Wupatki ruin
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