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Published: 2009-08-28 22:28:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 3550; Favourites: 28; Downloads: 1274
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Crossing HavasupaiThese two women were enjoying getting their feet wet in the pools formed by Havasupai Falls at the bottom of the Grand Canyon.
Havasupai Falls Companion Shot to this one
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Wonderful place and a great work of you , Wonderful !
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Perhaps it is difficult to arrive but you find a ParadiseΒ
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That one spot is paradise on earth. Yes. Thank you.
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Yes. But it takes 6 hours of hiking to get there!
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I am honored and have placed a link under the photo pointing to your journal. Thank you!
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You are welcome! And thank you very much!
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Yeah. And you can swim in it or stand behind the falls too.
Thanks for the faves!
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Lucky life~only small versions here!
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I had to hike six hours to get there!
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What a gorgeous shot! Those girls don't know how lucky they are. I'd love to walk across that though I'd worry about tripping and getting swept under a current.
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The pools were very shallow and the current was gentle. You'd have loved it
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One waterfall is gone, Havasu doesn't look the same and shallow in many areas of the river
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That is sad. I will cancel my trip to that place.
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Well look at the pics I took down there and judge for yourself. THere are two new waterfalls that were formed because of the flood
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I would have done the same thing. It must have been fun to walk in the water like that.
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The water was pure and the temperature perfect
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on Crossing Havasupai. All you have to do is walk for 6 hours down into the Grand Canyon. (The hard part is walking back out!) I originally took this photo in 2005 when I photographed [link] Havasupai Falls. I am very happy you like it. [link]
on Japanese Garden and Pool. A Japanese garden brings serenity and nature into our hectic lives. They remind us of the natural landscape, yet they are carefully controlled by man. They are nature-inspired, but they do not grow naturally. [link]
on Footbridge to Paradise The rain is abundant. It's always clearing the air. Everything is growing. Paradise is everywhere. [link]
on my Japanese Bonsai series. It takes a special serenity and patience to enjoy the tranquility of Japanese bonsai. [link] [link] [link] [link] [link]
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This is a great photograph, and i think it would make an awesome painting. This is a classic!
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With your great DA site, this is a very big compliment.
Thank you for the fave.
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Man I tell you, I would do anything to visit the Grand Canyon.
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Start saving your pennies! Good luck!
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I'm saving quarters than pennies.
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That it is, but I'm saving them for something BIG.
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That's a big compliment coming from someone with a DA site like yours.
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Lovely place!! And I love the water... is like crystal...
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The water coloring in this area is totally unique. Thank you for the fave!
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That is a really nice landscape
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You can't find this beautiful water color or rock color combo anywhere else. It take about a total of six hours to walk to this place. Thanks for the fave!
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Yes. The ladies and the water were both nice.
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I would like stay in that place with the feet on the water! It's so warm here!
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Yes. You must do it someday.
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I will! the next time we go to the Grand Canyon!
Did you go to the West Rim to get there?
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[link] Here's how to do it.
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