Captured this while wandering around town after a business meeting. As with far too many business deals, they start with great fanfare and floursh but slowly fade into wispy memories.
Circa 1977. Taken during one of our family’s summer trips to the Southwest US. I think this is in Needles district of the Canyonlands National Park in Utah.
We had already seen Howe Caverns and someone suggested we visit ‘Secret Cavern’ just down the road. What a blast!
The entire place has a rather tounge-in-cheek attitude; very much the polar opposite of the Howe Caverns experience. For example. they encourage you to touch the stones. The cave itself is much smaller than Howe; there is a bit of ducking and twisting to get through some spots. They also turn the lights off behind the group so don’t dawdle or your be in the blackest place you’ve ever experienced!
This fountain was in a large courtyard just off a main throughfare in downtown Seville. The yard was enclosed by these beautiful pastel colored stucko buildings; most with arched windows and small wrought iron railed balconies.