Chimney rock views

(Informational Post) Sedona Geology and examples

Informative link below...will tell you all about the different layers in Sedona and surrounding areas...Such as the Coconino Sandstone layer which is approximately 270,000,000 million years old, which is young in comparison to some of the deepest layers in the Grand Canyon.  There with some digging could find some of the oldest rocks on Earth at a whopping 3.8 Billion years old...

http://www.arizonaruins.com/sedona/sedona_geology.html

Cathedral rock on a clear sunny day...

Go for a hike gif....home..made

Making due at Sugarloaf (A Sedona Lookout Panorama)

I do apologize as that elusive creature known as the house edged itself in front of my camera, which just so happens to be attached to my smartphone.  Primarily I was trying to capture the duality between the dead century plant and the live one.

I say making due because I took all these latest pictures using a smartphone..., and being slightly cumbersome, I managed to catch the elusive renegade creature known only as the "Wild Finger"  so I just had the keep the picture...

 That particular morning the house creatures clustered themselves amongst the backdrop of my lone century plant which I was trying to pinacle in the foreground of chimney rock from atop the Sugarloaf vantage point.

People in general go through great pains to take the perfect shot, and this time I just let my mistakes in all there glory be as they are, I left the mistakes and posted them up for the World to see.

Back in Sedona?

Some people claim they have seen me in Sedona....Maybe it was me or maybe it was a pre-holographic effect for when I actually arrive...Just the same, I'm still nobody....

Absence from Sedona

I've been out of Sedona since November and so I can't accurately input my goings on with relationship to where I'm at but here's a bridge picture.

Chimney rock after a "light" day at work...

Chimney rock after a "light" day at work and the rest of todays festivities August 25th 2014

Edge of rock structure at base of Chimney rock (face in cloud in background)

Dead Pinon Juniper tree in foreground of shiprock...

Ominous looking cloud highlighting coffee pot, shiprock and other rock structures...

Chimney rock from view facing west doesn't look much like a chimney so from this angle it is known as "Three Sisters"

Lizard Head from view facing northwest

Doe Mesa and Bear Mountain view from Chimney rock trail

 A wash from Chimney rock revealing a dead but intricately twisted manzanita bush...

Sunset brilliance at trailhead upon leaving area

Alien?  What alien?  Interesting decor at Red Planet Diner now also known as E.T. Encounter Diner