Comfort Inn Cortez
2321 East. Main Cortez, Colorado, 81321, United States
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Mesa Verde 2
... bosättning besöks av 45.000 besökare per år!
Hann ännu besöka "Spruce Tree House" och det närbelägna museet innan vi fått nog för dagen. Vi var glada att vårt besök till Mesa Verde skedde en vecka innan parken stänger och vi inte behövde köa någonstans. Vi såg också hjortar, örnar, en vildhäst och på kvällen en coyote, men annars hade turisterna tydligen skrämt bort djuren.
Faster Peggy bjöd på god middag innan vi drog oss tillbaka för att planera fortsatta ...
Mesa Verde National Park, Day Three
... to head back to the camper and as we drive down the road there is an animal, a coyote to be exact, in the middle of road checking us out. Coyotes look like medium-sized dogs, with fluffy tails. He would not get out of the road immediately. Finally, he heads into the scrub. My first coyote!!!! We get back to the camper and still smell gas. We can’t figure out from where it’s coming. ...
Mesa Verde National Park, Day Two
... the tram to the next stop, which is Badger House Communities. Several areas within walking distance take us back in time to the development of the pueblos. Each particular area had distinct features which separated it from other areas. We finish our walk through the Badger House and wait for the tram with some other folks. The tram picks us up and then drops us off for two brief stops at overlooks. We return to the Long House kiosk ...
Mesa Verde National Park
... story-teller who describes the domesticated dog and its place in tribal legend. He also tells of the turkeys that were kept as well, probably for feathers, then later for meat. His talk is informative and fun. We learn a lot! It is now 10 p.m. and we’re both whupped, not to mention cold. Temps are going down to the 50s tonight! Glad to make it back to the camper to relax a bit, look at the pics we took, and write my journal. Whew! What a day!!! ...
Und schon wieder Landschaftsaufnahmen ...
... in 2.600m Höhe hatten wir einen wunderbaren Rundblick und eine Fernsicht von ca. 200km.
Nach Sonnenuntergang (festgehalten von Steffen in gefühlt 1.000 Fotos) fuhren wir erschöpft, aber sehr zufrieden, zu unserem Motel, dem Econolodge Cortez (#222)
Das Motel ist nicht auf dem neuesten Stand, aber sauber und ordentlich. Und WLAN gibt´s hier (wie in jedem Hotel/Motel) kostenlos.
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