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To The Foot Of The Rainbow By Clyde Kluckhohn Conservation Gilbert about executives Elaine and1980 large Hardcover Rio Grande Press Very good Southwest History To the Foot of the Rainbow is a 1927 travelogue by anthropologist Clyde Kluckhohn, chronicling his 2,500 mile horseback journey through the American Southwest, focusing on the "enchanted land" of the Four Corners region, including the Navajo country and the Rainbow Bridge. The book, originally published in 1928, is known for its descriptions of the landscape and Native American life,