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Evening in Supai Village
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The next morning, we spot small barrel cacti growing on the cliffs
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The right side of the New Navajo Falls...
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... More of the New Navajo Falls...
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... Even more of the New Navajo Falls...
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... Left side of the New Navajo Falls...
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... The New Navajo Falls, altogether!
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The water here is very clear. Futher downstream it is an intense milky blue.
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Rock Falls, also created in the flash flood in August 2008
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Swirly patterns of mineral deposits
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Rock Falls
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Rock Falls
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Our first look at Havasu Falls, from the top, 100 feet above the pool below!
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Havasu Falls
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Sign at the campground
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First view of the 200-foot high Mooney Falls
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Trying to look over the top of Mooney Falls. You can't get very close to the edge!
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Mineral deposits to the side of Mooney Falls. The path to the bottom is through these deposits.
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Starting down the path to the bottom of Mooney Falls
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Part of the path is through a steep tunnel!
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Coming out of the tunnel, chains provide handholds. This part can be pretty scary!
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Looking at the chains from the bottom. There's a ladder to get you to the very bottom.
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