Knights Inn Cortez
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First Day
First night in a Motel, not a really good one, breakfast is bad all over the US but this was even worse than bad... Unfriendly and expensive! But I wanted to go to the factory where my boat was made the next day so I havent had a choice... We also visited the Meramec caverns in Missouri that day, it was kinda cool to see all those thousand of years …
Day 31. New Mexico to Colorado
... New Mexico, but 2 minutes into Colorado and the mountains had grown up around us. I literally turned a corner and saw a jagged snowy peak many miles ahead.
As Carol said earlier, Durango is fantastic. It is probably my favorite small town so far. No real dumpy area, everything seemed nice, and in good working order. It's at over 6,000 feet in elevation, and I don't exactly know what most of these folks do for a living, ...
Ethan says:
... boards on top of them to keep them from falling in or out. Then, to open the door, they had to lift that slab and push it to the side of the room. As you can imagine, a 1" thick slab of rock that was about the size of a window might be a little bit heavy.
We went on two tours today, the balcony house tour that took us up a 32' ladder and through some of the houses of the Pueblos. It also showed us some features called ...
Ridgway - Mesa Verde, CO
... was. The first day, we did a ranger led tour to see the Long House cliff dwelling. It required some climbing and of course paying attention to directions. Geula was quite nervous about Zachary in particular. He seems to have no regard for danger and is generally a very curious kid. Thankfully, he survived the climbs and did not make headlines for destroying a National treasure. The tour was great. We climbed down, up and into the ...
Mesa Verde National Park
June 1 – by Katelyn
Today we went to Mesa Verde National Park
Today I got up while Dad was driving to Mesa Verde National park. When we first got there we went on a ranger led hike into Cliff Palace. Cliff Palace was built 800 years ago by Ancestral Pueblo people, and it is the largest cliff dwelling ever known. ...
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