Some Native american ruins and Pueblos
Us in Santa Fe, NM
Noah at the oldest house in Santa Fe
The divide btw Arizona/NM if you don't know the continental divide determines water flow in the continent. West of the divide water flows to the pacific ocean, east of it flows to the atlantic
The painted Desert and Petrified Forest
Some petrified wood at Petrified Forest National Park
Hiking around sedona (the sphinx formation is in the background)
At the top of the Sugarloaf Hill trail
Noah with chimney rock in background
This is sunset crater a new-ish volcano that erupted about 500 years ago. Because of the way that it erupted. many cinder cones were formed in the area that are basically mounds of volcanic basalt.
Climbing at "the Pit" with Graham in Flagstaff Az
the black widow spider in her nest
The view from ooh-aah point
Noah with a century Yucca. It blooms once every 10-15 years but early people named it this because it felt like forever to them (a century)
At Cedar Ridge
View on the way back up
The snow/hail on the side of the road
The divide btw Arizona/NM if you don't know the continental divide determines water flow in the continent. West of the divide water flows to the pacific ocean, east of it flows to the atlantic
The painted Desert and Petrified Forest
Noah and I at the Tipees of the Painted Desert
Some petrified wood at Petrified Forest National Park
The drive to Sedona, Az
Hiking around sedona (the sphinx formation is in the background)
At the top of the Sugarloaf Hill trail
Noah with chimney rock in background
Us at Sunset Crater National Monument!
This is sunset crater a new-ish volcano that erupted about 500 years ago. Because of the way that it erupted. many cinder cones were formed in the area that are basically mounds of volcanic basalt.
lava flow visible at the bottom of the photo
Climbing at "the Pit" with Graham in Flagstaff Az
The Grand Canyon
We hiked the South Kaibab Trail
The view from ooh-aah point
Noah with a century Yucca. It blooms once every 10-15 years but early people named it this because it felt like forever to them (a century)
At Cedar Ridge
View on the way back up
The snow/hail on the side of the road
Sunset Crater's last eruption is thought to be over 900 years ago.
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