| | We first stopped at the Hotel Posada del Hidalgo for lunch ... |
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| | | ... and a cultural show by locals. |
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| | | We then transferred to the Posada Barranacs Mirador Hotel, where we had views . |
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| | ... of the canyon itself. |
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| | | Looking down from the Hotel one can see the cliff dwellings of the local indians |
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| | Scotty climbed down and was able to photograph their dwellings. |
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| | And their incredible view. |
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| | | Looking up from their cliff dwellings one can see the Hotel ... |
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| | ... and, if one looks carefully on the right, people on the observation deck! |
| | | Some of the Indian children. |
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| | The Rim Walk ... it's worth it for spectacular views. |
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| | | Using different filters I managed to gather different shades and ... |
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| | Someone was kind enough to take our pictures for us. |
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| | There were humming birds up there, too ... |
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| | This couple was celebrating their 6th month of marriage. |
| | | We then re-boarded the train for our trip back to the Ryndam. |
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| | It's an 8 hour trip ... very long and exhausting. |
| | | On the way we had wonderful views. |
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| | The train picked up speed as we made our way back down. |
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| | | Christopher finally got his nerve up to take a look outside. |
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