An angular insect with a spring green complexion abruptly relocates himself in a fashion with no rhyme nor reason. The bear claw branches breech out over the creek water and entice child like desires. The two long braided ropes that dangle and run parallel to one another feel like sandpaper to the touch. The strong trees and ropes allow individuals to dangle and swing similar to animals, such as monkeys and chimpanzees. The sound of human flesh enveloping in the cold, freshly snow melted creek water, brings exhilaration to the eye and mind.
Amazement also runs through the eye of the adventure seeker.
At this location fear is forgotten, the environment that surrounds bring personal freedom out from within and actions to the surface, just as individuals appear to the surface after taking the plunge into the water. At the creek nature envelopes the human being into amazement, and regresses individuals back to their time as a child. The water is the life source to this section of the earth, the water flows like the blood source in humans. Without this section of the earth, Oak Creek would lack meaning to the locals. Therefore, Oak Creek Canyon in Sedona, Arizona is much more than a tourist attraction.