The Lady In Red

I don’t think I’ve ever experienced anything quite like Antelope Canyon X. Walking around there almost felt sacrilegious, as if such a beautiful place deserved to be totally left alone and natural, and far from human involvement, even if we took great care to respect the environment. The stone walls of the canyon, despite being only carved by the powerful forces of erosion feel so delicate and artful. I felt drawn to be cautious wherever I was in the canyon for fear of disturbing the amazing forms and textures found in front of me. This formation in the rocks is called The Lady in Red. No matter what you see in the rocks, a visit here is sublime. My thanks to @canyon_x_tours for an amazing experience.

 

 

Across Utah and Arizona, you are in the Navajo Nation. In Navajo, sacred land is referred to as Diné Bikéyah. This land belongs to the people. Hopitutskwa, Pueblos, and Núu-agha-tʉvʉ-pʉ̱ (Ute) land is also found across these two states and at archeological sites and natural sites. It is an honor to see them.

 

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