Horseshoe Bend at Page Arizona
A meander is a winding curve of a river or a road. To me, the Horseshoe Bend in Page, Arizona is one meander of a wonder. Interestingly, an article by Tas Walker, a biblical geologist from New Zealand suggests that this spectacular geological wonder along the Colorado Plateau near the Arizona-Utah border is carved by a Noah’s flood kind of a phenomenon. On a quick Google search, results point out that Noah's flood probably happened off the coast of Turkey around Black Sea some 7,500 years ago. I can only remember the illustrated book I read as a child: Noah’s Arc. The story was about the time God got angry at all the wickedness in the world that he ordered some ethnic cleansing himself. God asked Noah, a righteous man who had no criminal record, to build an ark out of a cypress wood with all his godly specifications. After the ark was completed and all the other instructions were followed to the letter, God sent the rain that last...