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And New Mexico makes six.
... had. It was a half hour explanation of how the Anasazi came to the area, how they lived and how they changed from being nomadic hunter/gatherers to settled farmers. We would even find this program interesting on TV at home, but by watching it right here made it so much more fascinating.
But the Aztec ruins are not Aztec. They got it wrong when they were excavating the site in the early 1900's. They are ruins of the Pueblo Indian people. Now the town ...
Hike a Bike on the C.T.
... on the trail. We about ran out of water that evening and got back on our bikes for an epic hike a bike the next day. It was a hoot, but boy oh boy did I have no idea what the hell I was getting into. To say we rode the trail would be a gross exaggeration of reality. To say I loved it would also be a bit of an exaggeration, but to say I'm happy we did it - ...
Durango
... We'll go on the train trip to Silverton on Monday, & leave here Tuesday morning. We are camped right beside the tracks, and I'm getting a real thrill from seeing the train come through... My phone isn't getting any service, but Kay's is, so will have to find out what's going on. We are in a campground about 4 miles out of town, but there is a free trolley into town, at the gate, every 20 minutes. We all like what we've seen so ...
Mesas Roja y Verde
... br> After passing through Cortez (and getting coffee at the Airstream trailer/slash coffee boutique), we headed for Mesa Verde.
Stunning ... and a great companion piece to Canyon de Chelly. While the latter is spectacular geologically, Mesa Verde is spectacular archaeologically. So many cliff dwellings scattered throughout the park. Although several roads and trails were closed, we managed to hit all of the highlights ...
Duran Durango
... could well imagine cowboy brawlers hurling one another over in the inevitable bar fight. To cap it all off, as we finished our lovely meals, a guy appears at the piano and starts hammering out some appropriate ditties.
Very entertaining and very wild west. Its a shame we couldn't stay longer but we needed to cover the mileage to the Flagstaff the next day.
We think of you all regularly and hope you are all doimg ok.
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Matt & Cat
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