I've included people in this photo to get a little perspective. In some parts of the canyon, you can stretch out your hands and touch both sides.
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About Me
- Teresa Bitler
- I'm a freelance writer in the Phoenix area. I'll write about almost anything, but travel is my passion. I love writing about Arizona, in particular, and sharing our wonderful state with others. Check out my book, Great Escapes Arizona, available at Barnes & Noble and on Amazon.com.
Beautiful, beautiful. Are you planning an article on your trip? If so, would love to get a link for it.
ReplyDeleteYou know, that is really cool, but I think I might get claustrophobic in there! Also, is this the one you have to run out of if it rains in case of flash flooding? The photo is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI did write an article for AZ Lifestyle, a local magazine here in Phoenix. It won't be out for another month, but when it does come out, I'll be sure to link to it.
ReplyDeleteIn general, Tracy, if you're in a canyon or wash in Arizona and it starts raining fairly hard, you need to get out...and fast! Antelope Canyon is no exception.
ReplyDeleteWow,looks like an interesting place. and it's a good photo.
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