Day 4: The next day I went to visit Sliding Rock which is a formation of a natural rock water slide located in Oak Creek Canyon. I had a blast. I hiked from the main area about 2 miles out until I saw rain clouds forming and headed back. I met a variety of people and had some interesting conversations throughout that excursion. There was one area where you had to swim across to the other side to continue the hike. I met some kids along the way who lost their friend and I accompanied them until I decided to head back. As we walked they asked everyone if they had seen their lost friends and I was able to talk to people to find out why they came here and get some great tips.
I’m lucky I trusted my instincts and headed back as I learned there are several flash floods in the area and many roads get flooded until the next day. I got back to room just in time.
Day 5: I decided to edit and upload my footage to be safe. I decided to drive around and see if I could get some footage of the red rocks and I am so glad I did. The is the closest I got to any of the vortexes.
I stayed in most of the day after my exploratory footage. It took a long time to transfer the footage onto my hard drives so I could free space up on my phone. I went out for dinner and on my drive back I had a feeling I should stop the car, so I proceeded to park.
Day 6: Upper Antelope Canyon. A 3.5 hour drive to Page Arizona to the Navajo Reservation to see the Upper Antelope Canyon. The energy on that drives transformative. So pure and clean.
