The town of Peggy is the highlight of my trip, as the town is covered by the Horseshoe Bay and the Antelope Valley and Antelope Valley, the two most attractive spots. Horses Bay is a U-shaped river in the Arizona River. It is also a small section of the Grand Canyon. Because the rock surrounded by the river is shaped like a horseshoe, it is called the Horseshoe Bay. It has a big turn on the Colorado River. There are endless desert vegetation, twenty minutes of loneliness, and the inexplicable excitement of the wilderness. Gradually, a crack similar to that that occurred after the earthquake in the movie appeared in front of the scene, spreading more and more deep, and the horizon suddenly fell. The vertical drop of about 300 feet at the bottom of the cliff led to the magnificent angle of the Horseshoe Bay. The Colorado River is a perfect maneuver here, and while you stand on the cliff and lean over to look down, you will understand the preciousness and grandeur of life.