To get supplies to Phantom Ranch at the bottom of the Grand
Canyon, this train of mules slowly works its way down the steep slopes to
deliver the goods. I can imagine those being long trips, but how else would you
get what you needed to the bottom. This photo captures the mules winding around
the dusty corner as the sun is setting.
Thank you CU photographer lamoni06 for
submitting your photo this week. Look through lamoni06’s My Gallery
to other homesteading photos.
Keep submitting your photos every week to the CU photo-sharing
site. Each week the Photo of the Week is taken from that week’s submissions.
You have to submit every week for a chance to be the Photo of the Week!
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is great to know more about the photos!
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