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Part of a full circle rainbow. Photo by Christian Espanol.
Canyon Wierdies are a special section of my blog. The series is made of an assortment of unusual observations, fun facts, and insights into Canyon life all collected for your enjoyment. I will also add my own thoughts to each series to help with context, provide whatever facts are relevant, and help you avoid (or become part of) this blog. The stories of the Canyon Wierdies Series are split into several categories such as mysteries, cautionaries, theories, and queries.
The Grand Canyon is a unique place with many interesting tales. Everyone has there own humorous story to tell or inside joke to share. Living here requires a sense of humor about things as there are few places to escape. An understanding of that humor can add a new dimension in experiencing the Grand Canyon, as a guest or resident. I will update each category as I am told more stories, let in on more of the happenings in the Canyon, and have my own experiences to share as time passes. So check back regularly!
Canyon Wierdies-Local Mysteries
A collection of secrets and enigmas scattered throughout the Grand Canyon area.
Heart of the Canyon
Canyon Wierdies-Extra Ordinaries
There is no stage that nature performs its miracles like the Grand Canyon.
Full Circle Rainbows
An Easy Fossil Hunt While Visiting Grand Canyon
Canyon Wierdies-Scary Spookies
Find out about about the ghostly haunts of the Park and contribute your own experience at the Grand Canyon.
Hauntings at Grand Canyon National Park
El Tovar's Forgotten
A Fred Harvey Party
A Haunting in Park Employee Housing
Canyon Wierdies-Memorable Queries
Answer your most burning questions, most unusual questions, most asked questions, and the hardest to answer questions. These question are collected from all over the Park. They are meant for you to be able to answer the most notable questions of the Canyon and show off what you know to others.
Canyon Wierdies-Unusual Theories
Here you can learn some unusual theories about different aspects of Grand Canyon.
Paul Bunyan, Grand Canyon Maker
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