Mesa Verde

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Almazar80
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Mesa Verde

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One of the UNESCO World Heritege sites. Located in Colorado, near the Four Corners.

Afternoon light

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A broader view

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Near high noon

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In shadows

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Hi Almazar,

Must have been a interesting place to visit!

I like you images, especially because it seems like you're looking at little models of the real thing without using T/S perspectives.

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Good photos! Mesa Verde NP (national park) is great! I have been there a couple of times, in 1999 and 2010. Cool place!
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bakubo wrote:Good photos! Mesa Verde NP (national park) is great! I have been there a couple of times, in 1999 and 2010. Cool place!
Agreed. There are also some ruins on the top of the mesa that are interesting, although they do not begin to approach the spectacle of the ruins underneath the cliff overhang.

Have you been to Canyon de Chelly National Monument? Much more difficult to reach, but at least as spectacular and interesting, in my opinion.

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UrsaMajor wrote:There are also some ruins on the top of the mesa that are interesting, although they do not begin to approach the spectacle of the ruins underneath the cliff overhang.
Yes, the ones built into the cliffs are amazing. I don't recall seeing the ones on top of the mesa though.
UrsaMajor wrote: Have you been to Canyon de Chelly National Monument? Much more difficult to reach, but at least as spectacular and interesting, in my opinion.
On our long road trip in 2009 we visited Canyon de Chelly National Monument among many other places. I posted a bit about it and photos in this thread:

http://www.photoclubalpha.com/forum/vie ... =17&t=2473
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I've been there too. Very cool place.

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