9.26 Bright Angel Trail to Plateau Point via Indian Gardens. (part 1)
We have been meaning to mention that time is running out for visitors to Sedona in particular, and Northern Arizona, in general. Clearly, much erosion has and continues to occur in those regions. Of course, our knowledge of geology is not on a firm footing; in fact, it’s quite rocky. We understand that the massive boulders and mountains will disappear in 10 to 15 years—that’s millions, naturally. With that mind, we suggest you come for a visit soon before the landscape is leveled completely. Sedona 4.10am, Tuesday Confronted with this sight at the rim as we begin descent “We’re not keen on hiking upside-down-mountains,” we said to our editor at an inhuman hour on Tuesday morning (4am). “Where do you get such nonsense?” She questioned, also not feeling comfortable before the sun had switched on its earth beams. As we had initiated the conversation, it was proper to provide an answer. “It’s like this. When we climb or hike up mountains, we begin the incline immediately until...