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CANYONby Patricia L. Cook

Imagine the astonishment when early travelers heading West happened upon one of the largest canyons in the world. Whoa! Put on the brakes as we explore the Grand Canyon, one of the most popular tourist sites on earth. • GrandCanyonNationalParkis277miles(446 km) long, 5,000 feet (1524 m) deep and about 18miles(29km)wide.Encompassing1,218,375acres (493059 ha) of northern Arizona, it is one of the Seven Wonders of the World and hosts around 5 million guests each year, more than any other U.S.NationalPark.• Accordingtoarchaeologists,theDesertAr-chaic, Anasazi and Pueblo Indians were the earliest people to live in the Grand Canyon region. Others explored the region in the 1500-1800s, with prob-ablythemostsignificantbeingMajorJohnWesleyPowell, a one-armed Civil War veteran. (He lost his arm in the battle of Shiloh.) He and his group of ten men explored the area in several expeditions from 1869-1872.

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THE GRAND CANYON (continued):

•TheareawasestablishedasaForestPreservein 1893, Grand Canyon Game Preserve in 1906, aNationalMonumentin1908andGrandCan-yonNationalParkin1919,threeyearsaftertheNationalParkServicewascreated.•WiththeGrandCanyon’slargeexpanseoflandthereisgreatenvironmentalvariety.Theeleva-tion ranges from 1,200 feet (366 m) near Lake Meadto9,165feet(2793m)abovesealevelatthenorthrim.Scientistshaveidentifiedfivelifezones in the park: Lower Sonoran, Upper Sono-ran,Transition,CanadianandHudsonian.Thebest way to think of this is that if you traveled fromMexicotoCanada,youwouldseelotsofvariations in the ecosystem, but you can see the samevariationswithinGrandCanyonNationalPark! So from desert plants to mountain trees – they’reallthere!Fromthenorthrimtothecan-yonfloor,thetemperaturecanvaryupto35°F.(19.4°C)•Bears,mountainlions,weasels,baldeaglesand many other animal species are found in the park.KeepinmindthatGrandCanyonNationalPark is home to six species of rattlesnakes, including the most common Grand Canyon pink rattlesnake that blends in with the canyon ter-rain. If you go hiking on the many miles of trails, watch your step and listen carefully! •Babyrattlersarebornfullyequippedwithpoi-sonousvenomandteeth.Theyarebornwitha“prebutton” for the rattler that is shed with its skin making way for “buttons” that develop. Rattling occurs when they grow more buttons and shake them together – at the speed of about 60 or more times per second! •Approximately47reptilespeciesarefoundinthepark.TenarecommonalongtheColoradoRiver in the bottom of the canyon. Have you heardofgilamonstersandchuckwallas?Theyare the two largest lizards in the area.•TheGrandCanyonRailwaybeganasanextensionoftheAtchison,TopekaandSantaFeRailroad.In1901,theSantaFeextendedabranch to the south rim of the Grand Canyon, andhotelandrestaurantdeveloperFredHarveyenteredthescene.TheFredHarveyCompany,withrailroadarchitectCharlesWhittlessey’sde-signexpertise,builttheElTovarHotel20feet(6m)fromtheedgeofthesouthrimin1905.Thebeautiful, rugged building sometimes called “the most expensively constructed and appointed log houseinAmerica”islistedontheNationalReg-ister of Historic Places.

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¥ It was multitalented Robert Anton Wilson -- he was, at various times in his life, a novelist, essayist, psycholo-gist, editor, philosopher, playwright and mystic -- who made the following ob-servation: “It only takes 20 years for a liberal to become a conservative with-out changing a single idea.” ¥TheU.S.DepartmentofAgriculturerecently released its study on the costs ofraisingachild.Thosewhohavechil-dren may not be surprised to learn that the average two-parent, middle-income family spends a whopping $222,360 on thechildthroughtheageof17--andthatfigure,orcourse,doesn’tincludethe cost of a college education. ¥Thebluewhaleisthelargestanimalknowntohaveeverexisted.Thema-rine mammal is so large, in fact, that a grown man could swim through its larg-est blood vessels.

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TheEaglesbandwasformedin1971whenfour backup players for Linda Ronstadt de-cided to try to make it on their own. Of the originalfourDonHenleyandGlennFreyhave always been part of the group, which is still performing today.• Therehavebeensevenmembersthroughtheyears.ThetwootheroriginalmemberswereBernieLeadonandRandyMeisnerwholeftthebandin1976and1977,respectively.DonFelderjoinedthegroupin1974andleftwithhardfeelings– and a lawsuit – in 2001. Joe Walsh and TimothySchmitjoinedin1976and1977respectively and are still touring with Hen-leyandFrey.•Thefirstalbum,simplytitled“Eagles,”re-leasedin1972,soldamillioncopies.Eventhough it was recorded in England, the band members were all from the U.S. and amongthefirsttopopularizetheCalifor-nia“countryrock”musicstyle.Therewerethree“Top40”hitsonthealbum:“TakeIt Easy,” “Witchy Woman” and “Peaceful EasyFeeling.”•JacksonBrowne,anothercountryrocksinger, had been writing a song but had beenunabletofinish.Hegavehisfriend,GlennFrey,permissiontoworkonthesong. Glenn added verse two, with some ofthewordsbeing,“Standin’onthecornerinWinslow,Arizona.”Thatsong,“TakeItEasy,”wastheleadsongonthefirstalbumand propelled the Eagles to super-stardom!•WinslowislocatedonfamedRoute66.When Interstate 40 was built bypassing thetowninthelate1970s,thetownnearlydisappeared.In1994,theStandin’ontheCornerFoundation,anon-profitcorpora-tion dedicated to restoring Winslow, was formed.•TheLaPosadaHotel,oneofthe“lastgreat railroad hotels” from the 1930s re-openedinWinslow,Arizona,in1997.(ThiswasaformerFredHarveyHotelthatwasdesignedbyMaryColter,thesamecom-pany and architect who designed struc-turesinGrandCanyonNationalPark.)TwoyearslaterStandin’ontheCornerParkopened. A 28-foot by 40-foot mural by art-istJohnPughdepictsthelinefrom“TakeItEasy”:“It’sagirl,myLord,inaflatbedFordslowin’downtotakealookatme.”A sculpture of a cowboy by Ron Adamson stands on the corner with his guitar leaning against a lamp post. Eagles fans should mark their calendars for the 12th Annual Standin’ontheCornerFestivaltobeheldSeptember 24 and 25, 2010. •TheEaglesrecordedfiveotheralbumsby1980,includingthereleaseof“TheirGreat-estHits(1971-1975),”whichbecamethebest-sellingalbuminU.S.history.Todatethere have been over 29 million copies sold in the U.S. and over 42 million worldwide.•Thebandbrokeupwithhardfeelingsin1980. Several of the band members began solo careers, but none were as successful alone as they had been as a group.

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Arizona has the real Grand Canyon, but there are other canyons around the United States and Canada that in-clude“grand”intheirnames.Let’sexplore!•Therearefour“GrandCanyons”inCanada,allinBrit-ishColumbia.TheGrandCanyonoftheFraserandGrandCanyonoftheNechakoareinnorth-centralBritishColom-bia.TheNechakoRiverflowsintotheFraserRiver.Theother two Canadian grand canyons are in the far north of B.C.TheGrandCanyonoftheLiardRiverishometothemostsignificanthotspringsareainCanada.TheGrandCanyonoftheStikineisinnorthwesternB.C.andisoneofthe most rugged river canyons in the world. Only a small number of world-class kayakers have ever attempted to runthisriver.ThemouthoftheStikineisactuallyinAlas-ka.Theriverhasprolificsalmonruns,butbecauseofthetremendous force of the rapids, the salmon are only in the lower one-third of the river. •YellowstoneandYosemiteNationalParkseachhaveGrandCanyons.TheGrandCanyonoftheTuolumneinYosemiteisontheTuolumneRiverandisademandingareatohike.TheGrandCanyonoftheYellowstoneisnotaswellknownasOldFaithfulgeyser,butitisjustasim-pressive.Thereisamoderatelystrenuoushiketotheareaknown as Inspiration Point that provides a perfect photo opportunity. •HawaiihasWaimeaCanyon,whichisknownastheGrandCanyonofthePacific,locatedonKauai.IfyouhappentobethereinMay,TheBananaPokaRoundupisa “forest fair” that educates the public about the banana poka weed, which is an invasive pest.• PineCreekGorgenearWellsboroiscalledtheGrand Canyon of Pennsylvania. It is on the Allegheny PlateauthatisapartoftheAppalachianMountains.TheLeonard Harrison and Colton Point state parks are on oppositesidesofthecanyon.Thegorgeisinthemidstofapproximately165,000acres(66773ha)oftheTiogaStateForest.Itisabout47miles(75.6km)longandthemaximum depth is 1,450 feet (442 m) near the southern end.•AnotherGrandCanyonintheeasternU.S.isontheGenessee River about 35 miles (56 km) south of Roch-ester,NewYorkinLetchworkStatePark.Thisisanothergorgeous area with canyon walls as high as 600 feet (183 m). William Letchworth was a successful businessman who bought property along the river in the late 1800s. He donatedhisacreageandhisGlenIrisEstatetoNewYorkin1906.ItbecameLetchworthStateParkin1907,andtheGlenIrisbecameanInnin1914.(Bytheway,henamedhis home for Iris, Greek god of rainbows.) •Georgiahasa“LittleGrandCanyon”about30miles(48km)awayfromformerPresidentJimmyCarter’shome-town of Plains. Providence Canyon State Park has 15 canyons and reaches a depth of 150 feet (46 m) from toptobottom.DuringJulyandAugusttherareplumleafazaleacanbeobservedwithbeautifulblooms.Theplantsgrow only in this region and bloom when most other aza-leas have stopped.

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