Re: [photo-3d] Digest Number 21

[JNorman805@xxxxxxx]

From: JNorman805@xxxxxxx

Michael asks:

<< Any Kirulian Stereo Experts
 out there?   >>

I think that for Kirlian hyperstereo, you'd need two people -- or maybe just 
one person with two heads and very long necks.

By the way, someone suggested a trip to Montezuma's Castle.  I've been there 
several times, and it's great.  But even more impressive to me is a more 
modest and less-frequented ruin south of Sedona.  I seem to recall that the 
name of it is Casa Verde, or some such.  What I liked about it was that it is 
(or was) much more accessible, and it seemed like I could communicate much 
better with the souls of those who had gone before than I could at 
Montezuma's Castle.

There are also a number of Jeep tour companies operating out of both Phoenix 
and Sedona, that take you out to desert sites, including ruins, that are not 
otherwise publicly accessible.  Imagine the thrill of placing your hand in 
the handprint impression left by a person many centuries ago, as he daubed 
red clay onto the walls of his dwelling!

Also, near Sedona (east, if I recall) there is a beautiful feature called Oak 
Creek Canyon, providing cool and green relief from the dominant red rocks 
prevalent throughout most of that area.  Close to Sedona, and part of the Oak 
Creek system, is something called Slide Rock, where you can get washed 
downstream by the rushing water over very smooth rocks.  Bring a bathing suit.

Also nearby is Red Rock Crossing, where lots of early western movies were 
filmed.  Very scenic.

I wish I could take the time to join you all at NSA, but it's just impossible 
for me.  :-(

Jim Norman

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