These are some of the photographs taken at the Montezuma Castle National Monument.  The 12th century castle is really a man made stone dwelling that is five stories tall and sits about 100ft above the valley in the recess of a cliff.  Its location has helped it to be very well preserved and protected from the elements and park visitors.  I can see why they picked this place since water is near by.  I don't know how the Sinagua moms and dads got the nerve to take their kids up and down from there.  It looks pretty scary to me.