Study says visiting Grand Canyon National Park is getting more dangerous

Study says visiting Grand Canyon National Park is getting more dangerous

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Native Americans called it "Mountain Turned Upside Down." The Hopi Indians believed the place was a holy site and a passageway to the afterlife. When Theodore Roosevelt first went there in May 1903, he declared, "leave it as it is." "You cannot improve upon it," he said. "The ages have been at…

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