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Step into the Past: Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site, September 2001 Preserved as the oldest operating trading post on the Navajo Nation, Hubbell Trading Post still serves the surrounding Navajo community. Located on the site are the Trading Post, the Hubbell home and a Visitor Center with a demonstration of Navajo rug weaving. For […]

Navajo Fortress: Canyon de Chelly National Monument, September 2001 This massive stone monolith marks the intersection of Canyon Del Muerto and Black Rock Canyon along the northern rim of Canyon de Chelly National Monument. It is not connected to the remainder of the canyon walls and was used as a refuge from the enemies of […]

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Labyrinth: Arches National Park, September 2001 Park rangers provide guided tours of the Fiery Furnace, as it is apparently easy to get disoriented and lost inside this complex of sandstone pinnacles. (via Photos from Robby Edwards)

Rachelle Waits for Me: Arches National Park, September 2001 Rachelle waited for me on the trail as I was busy photographing and taking in the scenery around us. (via Photos from Robby Edwards)

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Fiery Furnace: Arches National Park, September 2001 (via Photos from Robby Edwards)

Landscape Arch II: Arches National Park, September 2001 (via Photos from Robby Edwards)

Devils Garden Scenery: Arches National Park, September 2001 (via Photos from Robby Edwards)

Fiery Furnace, Salt Valley and More: Arches National Park, September 2001 A view of the edge of the Fiery Furnace, Salt Valley and the La Sal Mountains in the background. Taken from the Fiery Furnace Viewpoint. (via Photos from Robby Edwards)

Off Limits: Arches National Park, September 2001 Another shot of Landscape Arch. People used to camp and often vendors would sell souvenirs underneath the arch, so the area had become quite overused. At the time we visited, it was off limits in an attempt at restoration (via Photos from Robby Edwards)