Bottom of the canyon is an old mine, can’t see it but it is supposed to be on the river.
We have been home now for several months and I finally got back to going through the pictures taken during our dash home from Mississippi.
A lot of these pictures are cloudy and that is from the conditions found at the sites where they were taken. It was late in the afternoon for most of them and the sun being very bright brought out the haze in the pictures.
The Park Service had stopped letting hikers go down into the canyon be the time we arrived, they said it was the end of the vacation season, although by this time my arthritis was keeping me from wanting to walk anyway.
The Hopi had planted fields way down their on the river.
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Isolated homestead leading into the Grand Canyon National Park.
Not sure what the people living here did for a living. There was no animals or farming implements. Very far from any town or other possible locations???
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