 Young girl holds her baby goat while her baby brother
watches us cautiously.
|
 Great view of Copper Canyon at taken from our hotel.
|
 Canyon view with our hotel in the center
|
 Looking from one viewpoint to another at the Hotel
Divisadero.
|
 The Hotel Divisadero Barrancas sits right on the edge of a
canyon cliff.
|
 A somewhat hazy view into the Barranca del Cobre.
|
 It's surprising these traveling saleswomen had anything to
carry away after we did our shopping.
|
 Just about the whole family gets in the act!!
|
 This friendly family were kind enough to let us take
numerous photos, though the Tarahumarans usually tend to be quite shy.
|
 Two young girls both carry their own cute little bundles.
|
 We drove right up to the edge of the canyon to get some of
our photos.
|
 The Copper Canyon is actually four times larger than the
Grand Canyon.
|
 Watch your step!!!
|
 The Copper Canyon region is actually made up of four
interconnecting canyons.
|
 The Sierra Madre Occidental Range stretches 806 miles.
|
 Erosion was just one of the factors that created the
canyons over 60 million years.
|
 It's a lonnnnnng way down........!!!!!
|
 The canyon region was formed during a period where
thousands of volcanoes spewed lava and ash over the surrounding area.
|
 The dryness at this time of year gave many of the trees a
more barren, fall-like appearance.
|
 The elevations in this region average around 7,500 feet.
|
 We could see the storm clouds starting to roll in with some
much needed rain.
|
Young girl holds her baby goat while her baby brother
watches us cautiously.
Great view of Copper Canyon at taken from our hotel.
Canyon view with our hotel in the center
Looking from one viewpoint to another at the Hotel
Divisadero.
The Hotel Divisadero Barrancas sits right on the edge of a
canyon cliff.
A somewhat hazy view into the Barranca del Cobre.
It's surprising these traveling saleswomen had anything to
carry away after we did our shopping.
Just about the whole family gets in the act!!
This friendly family were kind enough to let us take
numerous photos, though the Tarahumarans usually tend to be quite shy.
Two young girls both carry their own cute little bundles.
We drove right up to the edge of the canyon to get some of
our photos.
The Copper Canyon is actually four times larger than the
Grand Canyon.
Watch your step!!!
The Copper Canyon region is actually made up of four
interconnecting canyons.
The Sierra Madre Occidental Range stretches 806 miles.
Erosion was just one of the factors that created the
canyons over 60 million years.
It's a lonnnnnng way down........!!!!!
The canyon region was formed during a period where
thousands of volcanoes spewed lava and ash over the surrounding area.
The dryness at this time of year gave many of the trees a
more barren, fall-like appearance.
The elevations in this region average around 7,500 feet.
We could see the storm clouds starting to roll in with some
much needed rain.