Stauder's Navajo Lodge
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Up To The Indian Reservation
Joseph and I traveled North off of I-40 up to Crownpoint to visit an old military buddy of his. He is some kind of indian and we were straight on the reservation! It was intensely hot, and there was no air conditioning, and these guys were tearing down the room next to us to remodel, but it was an experience to say the least. We were fed a homemade meal, traded CD's with Brian, and we were on our way. ...
El Morro National Monument
... The Zuni Indians call it "A'ts'ina" (Place of writings
on the rock). Anglo-Americans called it "Inscription Rock". Travelers
left signatures, names, dates, and stories of their treks. While some of
the inscriptions are fading, there are still many that can be seen
today, some dating to the 17th century. Some petroglyphs and carvings ...
On Top of El Morro
... Happily we were in shade until we neared the top and it was slow going, the steep trail combined with an elevation of 7,219 feet was challenging so we just took our time.
Every step was worth it, the view at the top was incredible and revealed a ...
Inscription Rock
... Monument and Bandera Volcano and ice caves but we continued on course to El Morro and oh my what a lovely surprise, we were not prepared.
There was a small campground so we chose to stop there first and select a campsite not knowing how busy it might be, well, no worries about vacant spots. The only other vehicle in the campground was a Eurovan Camper; nobody home but ...
Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary
... the enclosures and interacted with the various wolves. One in particular, Dakota, was extremely friendly, and loved jumping up on everyone to say hi. In the group was mom, me, and a couple...this particular woman was actually fearful of the wolves, although her boyfriend seemed to be right at home. I have to wonder why the hell she would have gone to a wolf sanctuary where she would be up close and personal with wolves that were taller than me and weighed as much ...
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