Settings:
Sedona red cliffs
Hopi villages in fall, the harvest time
when the ladies bless all of Creation--white sandstone cliffs
Glen Canyon by raft (smooth water) from
Page to Lee's Ferry:
Departing from the scenic town of Page, Arizona, your trip will
begin with an exciting and exclusive ride down the two-mile long
Glen Canyon Dam access tunnel. At river level, with the dam soaring
583 feet above you, you will board a comfortable, motorized pontoon
raft for your journey downstream.
For the next fifteen miles, you will experience
one of the most dramatic stretches of river in the western
United States. Your experienced guide will tell the story of
the area’s soaring
sandstone cliffs, crystal blue-green waters, abundant wildlife,
exploration by Major John Wesley Powell and others, and the river's
modern role in the Southwest’s water and power delivery
system.
A stop to view an impressive set of ancient
petroglyphs will offer a you chance to stretch your legs while
bearing witness to the area’s former inhabitance by ancient
native cultures. If you choose, you may also refresh yourself
by wading in the cold, clear river.
Marble Canyon:
~historic Lee's Ferry area where pioneers used to cross the Colorado
River
~old Arizona lodge
~campfire circle under stars
Sandstone slot canyon with textured walls
glowing at mid-day like a sand lantern (see border of this
page)
Lake Powell vistas
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Marble Canyon

rafting the Colorado in Glen Canyon

Vermilion
Cliffs

Hopi Cliff Trail
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Experiences:
Nature walks, river float trip--deep
observing in stunning settings of cliff, canyon, river side
Bringing these primal vibrations into
writing, drawing, dream time awareness, creating your song
of nature in a flowing, natural way you will enjoy
Riverside art instruction by award-winning
artist Cody Delong to inspire you to bring to life what you
see-feel in the cliff, river, sky (or option to just photograph
and enjoy our riverside vistas on this day long journey through
Glen Canyon)
Visit Hopi villages and gardens, meet
warm-hearted traditional peoples
Hopi and Navajo songs and blessings that
flow from a living relationship to this land they know as Mother
Earth
Campfire circles with mystical drum journeys,
Native stories, songs, blessings--participatory drumming and
rattling
Spirits of nature connection for personal
inspiration--medicine animal connection, remembering our childhood
mystic self
Cody DeLong paintings of areas we will
visit with him on raft trip:


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