Farol > B&W conversion of Antelope Canyon near Page, AZ
Farol > Lower Antelope Canyon near Page, AZ is part of the Navajo Park system.
Farol > North Coyote Butte in the Escalante Wilderness area of S. Utah.  Wind-carved sandstone formations highlight this area.  Permits required to hike into it.  Only 20 hikers per day allowed into this canyon.
Farol > Buckskin Canyon hike.  Classified as one of the 10 most hazardous hikes in the US.  Here is a formation we called Elephant Rocks.  Actually, it looks like we are going to walk between two elephants.
Farol > 'The Wave', a small ravine between eroded sandstone domes formed of amazingly beautiful rocks containing thin, swirling strata. The location was first publicized in Germany, in magazine articles and a movie ('Faszination Natur' by Gogol Lobmayr, 1995), and then was visited only by a small number of Europeans, becoming widely known just in the last few years. Because the BLM considers the formations to be particularly delicate, Coyote Buttes has recently been subject to fees and entry limitations, with only 20 people per day allowed to visit.
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B&W conversion of Antelope Canyon near Page, AZ
Farol > B&W conversion of Antelope Canyon near Page, AZ
B&W conversion of Antelope Canyon near Page, AZ
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