Tuzigoot is an ancient village or pueblo built by a culture known as the Sinagua. The pueblo consisted of 110 rooms including second and third story structures. The Sinagua Indians lived and farmed the Verde Valley, Arizona a thousand years ago. They mysteriously left the area around 1400, but their well-intact condominiums and burial grounds remain. Read more about them HERE . Here are five shots after a day of rain.
Which one do you like best?
Cindy Bruchman 
What a rainbow!
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Thanks! I felt like I could have reached out and grabbed it.
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What a nice way of putting it 🙂
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It is so so so BEAUTIFUL !!!!! You take awesome pictures!!!!!!!
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Thanks very much! A case of the right place at the right time 😉
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They are beautiful pictures. I remember visiting some Sinagua ruins a few years ago at the Wupatki National Monument. It was a very sophisticated settlement with hundreds of rooms. I remember being particularly impressed by the ball court.
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Welcome, Malcolm. Thank you–a sophisticated culture, indeed! I haven’t been to Wupatki National Monument, but it looks even more impressive than Toozigoot. Thanks for sharing 🙂
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Always love these photo pieces Cindy. Incredible shots!
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Hi Tim! Very glad you like them.
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Thanks, much Tim! I’m glad you like them.
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Wonderful rainbow….again!
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Beautiful work, love the rainbow shot the best.
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OMG, that’s an amazing rainbow!! Five wonderful shots here Cindy!
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Thank you, Ruth. Love to get out on the weekends and take pictures. Have a good weekend.
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Too often great photography is about right place right time, but you have to be able to see what’s worth photographing too!
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Arizona – a place of many wonders – a place I could easily live. If I wasn’t supposed to be here.
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Well stated. I enjoy it very much. Almost three years now….
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I liked the last one best. It gives me the sense of a protecting presence over the monument.
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I have to pinch myself. I look down on it every day and thank my lucky stars I’m able to rent a house which has stellar views. Thanks, Ian 🙂
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