If you click on the pictures below, you will see remnants of ancient Sinagua cliff dwellings built into the rock wall rim that surrounds the sinkhole. The Sinagua people were farmers, so the water was very valuable to them for irrigating their crops.
Some of the walls still remain.
The picture below is of a Hohokam pit-house. (I wonder what kind of crawly things live in there.)
As I was photographing Montezuma Well, this beautiful oasis that is surrounded on all sides by dry, hot desert, I wondered how many thirst-dying cowboys foolishly drank its waters without first examining it. Just like Eve in the Bible, we can be so easily deceived by appearances that we are fatally led astray.
"But I am afraid
that just as Eve was deceived
by the serpent's cunning,
your minds may somehow
be led astray
from your sincere and pure devotion to Christ.
2 Corinthians 11:3 (NIV)
We must always keep our hearts sincere and purely devoted to Christ.
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