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Wings and Wildlife Festival Makes a Second Appearance

February 7, 2010 by Margie Klein

Wings and Wildlife Festival 2010

A popular birding and wildlife-watching festival is coming to Laughlin again in March.

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Art on the Rocks

January 27, 2010 by lara hartley

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Inscription Canyon is a major anthropological attraction in the High Desert Stand in the quiet of Inscription Canyon and let your imagination take wing. Close your eyes and you can almost see the Indians who used to inhabit the area, waiting for visions fueled by fasting and sacred drugs — their prayers wafting skyward on [...]

Filed Under: Inscription Canyon, Petroglyphs, Travel Tagged With: indian culture, Inscription Canyon, petroglyphs

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