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November 1, 2021
by Quy Nguyen
 I didn’t do it! [photo by Quy] |
| Neil, Billie, Mohammed, Chris A, Sonny, Lin, Michael, Roberta |
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Nine hikers meet at Boynton Canyon trailhead and all of us get parking spot close to trailhead. From the trailhead we hike Boynton Canyon for 2 miles. We notice the huge alligator pine tree on the left and rock sign “cave” on the right. |
 Sedona sunrise. [photo by Quy] |
 A little bit later, the sky has not lost its color. [photo by Quy] |
 Balloons! [photo by Quy] |
 This must be the way to the cave. [photo by Quy] |
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The trail is easy to follow and leads us to base of the cave. Roberta and I don’t climb up to the cave. The rest of group try to get to the cave and walk around to the ruin. |
 Hey, that looks interesting. [photo by Quy] |
 The autumn colors. [photo by Quy] |
 The group hasn’t improved by much. [photo by Quy] |
 It’s a big climb getting up to the cave. [photo by Quy] |
 The big climb. [photo by Quy] |
 The view from the top. [photo by Quy] |
 Neil and Billie inspect the ruins. [photo by Quy] |
 Sideways View. [photo by Mohammed] |
 Trailblazers inside the cave. [photo by Quy] |
 The view from the cave. [photo by Quy] |
 It’s more fun on the way down. You just slide. [photo by Quy] |
 Dwelling built into the cliff, for protection. [photo by Sonny] |
 Dwelling built into the cliff, for protection. [photo by Quy] |
 There’s some green grwoing. [photo by Mohammed] |
 No, those aren’t icicles. [photo by Quy] |
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Everyone seems very happy in seeing the beautiful cave and taking good photos. On the way back, five hikers follow Billie and Neil to see other ruins. → More pictures, by Quy. |
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