Water, Stone and History in Navajo Land
Looking down from a small, five-seater airplane, Mikah Meyer felt lucky to be getting such a spectacular — and unique — perspective of some of America’s most beautiful and historic land and waterscapes. Desert beauty The national parks traveler was flying over and around Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, a unit of the National Park Service…
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