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A Day in Navajo and Sinagua History
Up before the sun with the monumental shadows looming in the distance calling us towards them. There are other roads that get you near the buttes and formations for free, but I think it’s worth the $5 this morning to get a … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Camping, Family, Food, History, Marriage, Media, Photography, Places, Plants, Travel
Tagged Arizona, Cheesecake Factory, Inchin's Bamboo Garden, junior ranger, Monument Valley, national park, Phoenix
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A Dunes Day Wednesday
It seems we couldn’t have come across a better camping spot accidentally than we did last night. As the sun begins to rise the tent, with sleeping dogs inside, will remain in the shade. We know hot temperatures will change our … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Camping, Food, Hiking, History, People, Photography, Places, Plants, Travel, Water
Tagged Colorado, Four Corners, Monument Valley, national park, Swingin Steak, waterfall
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Only for Certain People
If last night wasn’t romantic enough, this morning proves even more so. We get to watch the sunrise on the water, take a shower together, and drink fresh made coffee. We thought about washing in the lake, but that moment didn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Art, Camping, Food, Forts, History, People, Photography, Places, Poetry, Travel
Tagged Colorado, emancipation, Kansas, national park, Native Americans, sunset
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A Thousand H and Five Hundred O
As we were setting up last night a car passed and, returning from the reservation booth, set up next to us. It seems the park is emptier than the list of available spots would have one believe. I was feeling … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Art, Camping, Education, Hiking, History, Photography, Places, Travel, Water
Tagged Canada, Lake Superior, national park, Ontario, waterfall, Winnie the Pooh
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A Museum In the Morning
We are packed and to the car with a quickness. I always feel bad leaving the dogs in the car – it’s not the tight space, but the change of scenery and a different place to sleep that I feel they … Continue reading
