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224--Arizona: Havasupai Indian Reservation, Mooney Falls @ Where`s Cherie?     Jul 16 2004 - 18:51 PST cherie writes: "Life is either a daring adventure, or it is nothing at all."--Helen Keller. For more information visit the Havasupai Tribe website. Click on each picture to see it full size. read comments (0) | write comment| views: 5496    | rated: 0.0    printer-friendly version   Cherie overlooks Mooney Falls, the largest of the three waterfalls within Havasupai Indian Reservation. *Photo by Jean. Lisa and Jean make sure they keep away from the edge. Lisa hiking down to Mooney Falls, a 200-foot waterfall protected by the Supai, a Native American tribe. My first glimpse of Mooney Falls. Some described the hike as "treacherous," but Lisa described it as "fun." Cherie backs down the trail. The lawn chair is an essential hiking companion. Anything creepy in there? Cherie is all smiles. Lisa and Cherie hike down the trail to Mooney Falls. *Photo by Jean. Lisa's profile. Cherie making her way down the trail. Lisa and Jean. Jean blends into the rock. Can you find her? Cherie had a deep respect and appreciation for the helpful chains. *Photo by Jean. What would we do without all those chains and ladders? The 200-ft Mooney Falls. Advice: Don't let go Jean! *Photo by Lisa. Can you find Lisa in this photo? (Hint: Look in the middle.) Jean captures the magestic waterfall on film. Jean lounging by the falls. Cherie at the falls. Jean's imitation of a frog. Cherie's imitation of a squirrel. Jean on the climb back up. Jean and Cherie. Jean is making a movie. The view of the pool of water from the top. Lisa in the lush canyon. *Photo by Jean. Cherie with interesting rock formations. Lisa and Cherie at Mooney Falls overlook. *Photo by Jean. Meet Cherie, the rustic camper. Lisa and Jean use each other as back rests. Hey! Why is that helicopter taking the bathrooms away? Packing light is essential for any enjoyable camping trip. (Unless you hire mules to carry your crap into the canyon.) Jean thought of everything for our campsite. Even a table cloth that doubled as an evening gown. The babbling brook by our campsite. Lisa in her tent. Jean with her swatch of blue felt, otherwise known as a camp towel. Cherie and Jean take the morning plunge. Cherie, Jean and Lisa. Lisa and Jean. Lisa going down a baby rapid. Jean takes the plunge. Lisa knows how to relax. Cherie and Lisa play in the water. Mesmerizing swirls. Free massage! Can you say clear? This stream must remind Jean of her days back in Nam. It's a natural playground at the Havasupai Indian Reservation. River swings are great, as long as you can hold on! Jean enjoys the stream's cool comfort. I'm looking at a fish. Not a bad place for a picnic. There's our campsite. Chair designed by nature. A horse near Havasu Falls. Jean and Cherie throw their arms into the air! Let's play! Lisa and Jean. Magnificent. A hawk swoops in to say hello. Girls hike in their bikinis in Arizona.