Saturday, February 17, 2007

We Finally Reach the Copper Canyon






Was the struggle to reach the Copper Canyon worth it? The answer is "yes." Fourteen hundred miles to West Texas, then another 300 across the desert to Chihuahua, then several hours on the train up into the Eastern Sierra Madres, and we are there. The pictures should help to make the case.
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