Did she get a selfie?
Neither were injured.
My wife and I went to Sedona for a weekend in 1984. Just out of town is a blind canyon, the road is at the rim level. Our dog was not well behaved and started exploring, scrambled down the canyon a few feet to a ledge with a sheer drop. We thought she was going to get stuck but she climbed out.
Why?
Along with the beauty of the great outdoors, there is some risk, especially if it involves places others don’t usually dare to tread. A tragic accident, but it goes with the thrill seeking and bragging rights of going off the beaten path. May she rest in peace and may her family find comfort in their loss.
Surprised it wasn’t Angel’s Landing in Zion.
I am so terrified of heights I get vertigo watching a movie with somebody on the edge of a cliff, so I won’t ever be falling off of one because I will never get near one.
A one year old child? She probably was preoccupied with the baby.
Instead of her surroundings.
Someone told me a long time ago that the word Sedona is Anodes spelled backwards, FWIW.
That said, I can’t imagine a more anguishing experience for a husband.
I’ve been there within the last year. Sedona is chock full of a-hole tourists. I’m surprised this doesn’t happen more often.
HIKING WITH A 1 YEAR OLD CHILD?????
WHY ??????????????
Is it “Falling Off Of Cliffs” season already?
It seems like only yesterday it was still “Falling Into Crevasses” season.