Grand Canyon - Colorado River - Arizona - Frashers Photo - 1940s Linen Postcard horseracingin1930s this "bottomless" well resembles a

this "bottomless" well resembles a small volcanic crater and was probably an essential factor in the settlement of this region as ancient cliff dwellings

is now open to the public

The continually changing spray of the fountain becomes even more beautiful at night under ever-varied light combinations

And when my time has come to die just take me back and let me lie close to where the James goes rolling by down in Virginia

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Grand Canyon - Colorado River - Arizona - Frashers Photo - 1940s Linen Postcard horseracingin1930s this "bottomless" well resembles aFront: Grand Canyon of the Colorado River, Arizona Back: The Grand Canyon of the Colorado River. The rushingest, roaring east river grinding ceaselessly at the rocks in the canyon over a mile beneath the rim; no words, no pictures can ever express the magnetic charm. The North Rim plateau, more than 11 miles across the canyon, is 2,000 feet higher than the South. In the distance is the junction where the Little Colorado joins its big sister on their