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1311-1798 - An old chimney that is left over from the pioneer days when the Crane Petroglyph Heritage Site used to be a ranch. Located in the Coconino National Forest of Arizona. Public Property. No release needed.
1311-1797 - An old chimney that is left over from the pioneer days when the Crane Petroglyph Heritage Site used to be a ranch. Located in the Coconino National Forest of Arizona. Public Property. No release needed.
1311-1796 - An old chimney that is left over from the pioneer days when the Crane Petroglyph Heritage Site used to be a ranch. Located in the Coconino National Forest of Arizona. Public Property. No release needed.
1311-1782 - White Mesa Trail leading thru Casner Canyon in Wet Beaver Creek Wilderness within the Coconino National Forest of Arizona. White Mesa is on the upper left and Casner Canyon is on the right. The gate in the distance is the boundary between the Wilderness a
1311-1781 - A section of White Mesa Trail leading thru Casner Canyon that has been covered by a rock slide. Located in Wet Beaver Creek Wilderness within the Coconino National Forest of Arizona.
1311-1779 - A section of White Mesa Trail leading thru Casner Canyon that has been covered by a rock slide. Located in Wet Beaver Creek Wilderness within the Coconino National Forest of Arizona.
1311-1778 - White Mesa Trail leading thru Casner Canyon in Wet Beaver Creek Wilderness within the Coconino National Forest of Arizona. White Mesa is on the upper left and Casner Butte is on the right.
1311-1760 - A relic along Bell Trail from when Wet Beaver Creek was originally a cattle ranch before it was bought by the Coconino National Forest of Arizona and turned into wilderness.
1311-1758 - A sign explaining the founding of the historic Bell Trail in the Coconino National Forest Arizona. The sign was originally posted by the National Forest Service and is public domain. No property release is needed.
1311-1742 - Panorama view of the Junction between the north and south forks of Canyon De Chelly National Monument Arizona. The rock formation just right of center is called Dog Rock.
1311-1740 - West view of the Far Spiral Canyon of Canyon De Chelly National Monument Arizona viewed from Antelope House Overlook on the north rim. Just right of center at the base of the canyon wall are ancient Anasazi Indian Ruins.