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Walnut Canyon National Monument
It is a sunny, cool morning. We check the news and weather coming out of Albuquerque and learn that the Balloon Fiesta activities for the first couple days have been cancelled due to inclimate weather. A big storm system is moving from the southwest to the northeast and the rain and wind is sitting right on New Mexico. Here in Flagstaff, we are a …
We race the Sun
... beauty and ruggedness of the Canyon has been a truly incredible experience and I doubt that this will be my only visit to the inner canyon. We get cleaned up, some food and a Grand Canyon patch for my pack and it is back on the road.
A little better than an hour down the road and we see a sign for meteor crater so we take the exit to check it out. So the crater is some 500' deep and 4000' in diameter and was ...
Southwestern Marvels
... a beautiful little trail that seemed to be garnished with the lithified tree trunks. It was absolutely incredible! The colors elicited by these rocks were beyond description. As we puttered along the trail, we came to a plaque that told us all about the formation of petrified wood, which pleased me very much! According to the sign, the trees were covered under a thick blanket of silt, back when the area acted as a floodplain, and with the force from being buried, ...
The forest of Frightened Trees
Ahh. I'm sitting outside in 80 degree weather listening to the Tigers and enjoying an ice cold Bud Light Lime. Finally, this feels like vacation.
Our trip to the Petrified Forest this morning took way longer than we anticipated, but in a good way. We originally thought we would just drive through and not take much more than two hours to see the sights. We arrived at the visitor’s center as ...
The Parent Trap
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I lumped all those things together because they were the least interesting things to me. I enjoyed seeing the petroglyphs and the pueblo and the petrified stuff, but I'm more of a fan of the epic landscapes, the great views, than I am of looking at specific items. Our next few stops did not disappoint in that regard. We went to Lacey Point and got our first real view of the Painted Desert. While it was a bit cloudy and as such, shady, and we weren't there at sunset, the time ...
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“ Very So So ”
Reviewed Apr 2, 2013
Mediocre WiFi, mediocre conditions: not recommended.
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