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This is from outside one of the small caves at the site. This area is deteriorating considerably from its' exposure to the elements. The exterior wall construction was of rock bonded with a mud and gravel mix. I suspect that it originally had a mud plaster similar to the rooms interior to the cave. The overhang here is insufficient to protect the site from high winds and rain. The man in the pic is my regular hiking buddy, Michael.
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A pretty pool of water in Rogers Canyon. A welcome place to cool off on a warm day.
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This is another refreshing pool of water in Roger's Canyon.
The number and variety of trees and wild flowers in Roger's Canyon is remarkable. |
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This photo shows some old farm machinery at Reavis Ranch.
This is something that can be seen on the way to the ruins. |
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This is me at the end of the Rogers Canyon Trail.
This time, Michael is behind the camera. |
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Well, thank you for hiking to the Salado Ruins with us, and I hope you enjoyed it. Have a nice day! John P.S. Whenever you are out enjoying the beautiful places of the world, please remember to “Take Only Pictures - Leave Only Footprints” Back to page 1 of Hike to Salado Indian Ruins See more complete historical information about the ruins and it’s inhabitants in the Arizona & Southwestern US section Copyright © 2001 SpiritKeep, All Rights Reserved. |
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