Saying Good-bye To The Reservation, Flying Over Mooney Falls
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Saying Good-bye To the Reservation Was Hard
We enjoyed every moment of our visit. In
my opinion it was one of the greatest and truest Eco-Tourism experiences
I ever had the pleasure to enjoy. The native Havasuw Baaja Indians, sharing
and preserving their resources and culture in this manner is what Eco-Tourism
is supposed to be all about. We flew out over all of the falls and this
photo was chosen amongst many to share here because I think it well portrays
the effects of the life giving waters in the midst of the desolation of
the Grand Canyon. For hundreds of thousands of years, the rivers in the
Canyon have flowed, carving with a slow but steady hand, one of the true
wonders of the world. It reminds us that we exist here but for a moment
in time, that we do not own the earth or any part of it, the earth owns
us and that we owe it to ourselves, our mother earth and our future generations
to value, care for and preserve this beautiful home which God has created
and given to us to enjoy as much as to depend on for our sustenance. This
is the last photo and journal of my trip.
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