Skywalk open for Hualapai Indian

The news has much to do about the way the Hualapai Indian used their reserve on the Edge of the Grand Canyon to show the beauty of their land. With the openning of the long awaited "SkyWalk" yesterday; there was still natives of the Hualapia tribe whom felt that this land was best keep free of the public visit. The Skywalk (see slide show ) opened today and the first person to walk on the Skywalk was Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin whom was the second man to walk on the moon.

This slide show is shown as the way a native reserve poeple can open up the land and sacred places to tourism and live from the land without the need to destroy it. With so many indian reserves being logged, fished and hunted or other ways of destroying the nature; this is a great example of a native poeples insight into tourism.


On a different subject, Dorty and I did a greeting of the day in the woods at 4pm and as we stood on the road and realized that our path was like the road; we were greated by a deer in the middle of the road We had just began to discuss the way our path joined and how we were fighting to follow the path. A turn in the road just a few feet behind us seem to be our past; and the deer, a young of last year, stood in the road to greet us. It seem as if the great spirit was welcoming us up the path we were walking.
We walked to the deer and I was talking (vocal sounds I know deer understand) to him and noticing his reactions. Dorty has quite the force of spirit, as always when I am with her there seems to be something new of nature.