Unfortunately, Sedona has the best government money can buy, so a huge development was built in the mouth of Boynton. The trail goes around it, and you get a good look at a lot of houses in Nuevo Navajo architecture, built by people with plenty of money and guilt who want you to know they are so green they'll live in a giant house inspired by a hogan. Don't say I didn't warn you.
After a mile or so you get past the houses. Then, to get pictures, you have to climb above the treetops. No problem; as I say, I can't feel my legs anyway.
The canyon walls rise on both sides, slowly closing in as I near the end of the canyon.
I climbed well up the wall to get this shot of the canyon's end.It's easier with the helicopter. When I get home, I have a nice video clip I need to edit showing what it's like to fly through the canyons.
