The game trail on the lower bench (part 2) led past the tamarisk trees into an
amphitheater having two large pour-offs (dry precipices over which water flows
during storms). Entering this space was akin to entering a large gothic church:
the size was awesome and the peacefulness soothing. The only sounds were the
light breeze in the trees and bushes, my footsteps, an unknown creaking
from inside my pack, and the camera's shutter.
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Amphitheater Boy amid four levels of consciousness
Overhang of the main pour-off
Dead Horse Point State Park
Looking out, left
Looking out, middle
Looking out, right
Secondary pour-off
Boulder (about 7 feet [2m+] tall)
Boulder detail
Cactus
Not a flat surface to be seen
Mysterious tracks in dry wash
More tracks of mystery
Understanding
Joining of the (dry) waters under the lesser pour-off
Water's route to the river
Amphitheater wall diverts the flow of water
Looking down on SJC 142, an amphitheater, and the Colorado River