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Brian Vauter > Panoramic, Sun Point View, Mesa Verde National Park, CO In this somewhat overexposed view, you are looking up two canyons. With the original-sized image, you can make out a number of cliff dwellings. The dwelling to the center right of the image is Cliff Palace, the largest of the dwellings in the park. Notice the people standing in the sunny part of the upper cliff for scale. Directly in the center, and on top of the ridge, is Sun Temple.
Brian Vauter > Coyote Village, Far View Community, Mesa Verde National Park, CO Evidence beneath some of the structures indicates that the land around Coyote Village had been occupied as far back as A.D. 800. The Far View area was one of the most densely populated sections of Mesa Verde with hundreds of people living among some 50 villages scattered about over a 1/2 square mile area.
Brian Vauter > Panoramic view - Long House, Mesa Verde National Park, CO The most unusual feature of Long House is the large central plaza, seen in the image above as the broad, flat area in front of the buildings.
Brian Vauter > Panoramic view - Long House, Mesa Verde National Park, CO. Long House is one of three tours the Park Service offers to the various ruins within the park. Long House is the second largest dwelling in Mesa Verde. It contains around 150 rooms, 21 kivas, and an unusually large central plaza.
Brian Vauter > Mesa Verde National Park 2006 photo
Brian Vauter > Lake George, NY
Brian Vauter > Another Panoramic of McKittrick Canyon
Brian Vauter > Panoramic of McKittrick Canyon. As an aside, the ridge at the left is where I first asked Erin out on a date, via cell phone.
Brian Vauter > Panoramic - sunrise from Davis Mountains State Park, Texas
Panoramic, Sun Point View, Mesa Verde National Park, CO
In this somewhat overexposed view, you are looking up two canyons. With the original-sized image, you can make out a number of cliff dwellings. The dwelling to the center right of the image is Cliff Palace, the largest of the dwellings in the park. Notice the people standing in the sunny part of the upper cliff for scale. Directly in the center, and on top of the ridge, is Sun Temple.
Brian Vauter > Panoramic, Sun Point View, Mesa Verde National Park, CO In this somewhat overexposed view, you are looking up two canyons. With the original-sized image, you can make out a number of cliff dwellings. The dwelling to the center right of the image is Cliff Palace, the largest of the dwellings in the park. Notice the people standing in the sunny part of the upper cliff for scale. Directly in the center, and on top of the ridge, is Sun Temple.
Panoramic, Sun Point View, Mesa Verde National Park, CO
In this somewhat overexposed view, you are looking up two canyons. With the original-sized image, you can make out a number of cliff dwellings. The dwelling to the center right of the image is Cliff Palace, the largest of the dwellings in the park. Notice the people standing in the sunny part of the upper cliff for scale. Directly in the center, and on top of the ridge, is Sun Temple.
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