Looking up Boynton Canyon, near Sedona, Arizona. The lower, red rocks are members of the Supai Group, a formation laid down during and time when this part of the world was on the margin of an ancient land mass -- the proto North America -- a terrain dominated by rivers, swamps, and delta regions.
 
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