The plants fought back. They are just as alive as you and I, but we always forget that. They start out just as small as we do: as pollen. They grow through the years, just as we do. These plants … Continue reading
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The earth was like the Sistine chapels ceiling, cracking beneath our feet. Why does the earth crack that way? The sky robs the ground, to give it all back again in the end. The water flows down from the clouds, … Continue reading
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Dry Gully
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Here before us is “the big picture,” or at least a part of it. The breadth of this canyon, the nested oasis it contains, the plants we see here that do not show their thirsty faces elsewhere; all these combine … Continue reading
The hanging canyon at Dry Falls was the second stop for the Daytrippers The canyon is about 2/3 mile in length, and about 1/10 mile wide. The canyon runs west for about 1/4 mile, then south until the mouth opens … Continue reading
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Hanging Canyon