We get those cairns built by in great numbers along certain popular streams, and it’s really bad for the critters that depend on them for shelter. It’s really a disturbance to the ecosystem, even though they look really cool! What a beautiful landscape.
@jernst1779 Thank you so very kindly, grateful for the fav.
@bubblequeen This is a water source for the city of Flagstaff but it is also a gift that we get to enjoy it.
@vignouse I believe the Arizona trail runs near by, it goes from Mexico to Utah, maybe some through hikers stopped by recently?
@pixelchix This area is not a 'policed' or fee area so all sorts of things go on. There is a major road that borders the lake so most large scale mischief gets squashed. Its the little things like cairns that slip under, the water edge is fairly transient so it won't last long.
August 2nd, 2020
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@julzmaioro The lake is down a bit so there are many exposed building materials on the shore.
@onewing This part of the lake is not very popular just a few fisher people and photogs.
@suez1e Good eye, I agree.
@ziggy77 I am thankful that they (who ever they are) created this, my balancing skills are null.
@haskar Thank you a great deal.
@jernst1779 Thank you so very kindly, grateful for the fav.
@bubblequeen This is a water source for the city of Flagstaff but it is also a gift that we get to enjoy it.
@vignouse I believe the Arizona trail runs near by, it goes from Mexico to Utah, maybe some through hikers stopped by recently?
@pixelchix This area is not a 'policed' or fee area so all sorts of things go on. There is a major road that borders the lake so most large scale mischief gets squashed. Its the little things like cairns that slip under, the water edge is fairly transient so it won't last long.