It has nothing to do
with cobras, it means Copper Canyon in Spanish. It is situated in
Northern Mexico, just over the Arizona border. It is deeper than the
Grand Canyon of Colorado (in Arizona), but it is not so famous
because it is not in the United States. The climate at the top, well
over two thousand metres above the sea level, is quite cool, a bit
like England. The climate at the bottom, for example in the town
called Urique (at the picture), almost at the sea level, is
subtropical and very hot. And there are Apaches living there as
well, they are called Tarahumara here. They don't drive Cadillacs as
the Arizona Apaches do these days, instead they walk in sandals they
make out of Cadillac rubber tyres. But more about them later, now a
few pictures from the Canyon itself.
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