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No miles on the car today.

I woke up at 6:30 a.m. and boy was it cool out. I checked the temperature and it was only 41. BRR.

Yep, that's right, no miles on my car today. The tour guide picked us up here at the Lodge in a six-wheel vehicle that he said was made for the Army back in the 1950s. It was cool enough for jackets...

Very sorry everyone that we haven't been able to keep up with the blog. We have been staying in very remote places . No electricity, let alone internet.

Traveled to Arches National Park from Grand Junction in the morning, took this little two lane road as a short cut, had been told that it was a senic route by my brother.At first I wonde...

We'll be staying here Thursday night and getting ready for our 4 hour horseback ride Friday morning.

Our last guided tour! Canyon de Chelly National monument, which is on the Navajo Reservation in Arizona, We were picked up at the motel by a battery of four jeeps and Navajo guides and driven through two canyons: Canyon de Chelly and Canyon del Muerto. Sightseeers can drive along the rim overlooking the canyons, but entry into the bottom of the ...

We woke early and watched the sun rise over the peaks east of Mesa Verde. The drive down the mountain of Mesa Verde meant more breathtaking views of the peaks, canyons and valleys below. We left the Park and headed off to Monument Valley, Utah. This is where some John Wayne and Clint Eastwood movies were filmed. The isolated natural rock formati...

We headed south from Canyonlands for a night and day by Canyon de Chelly. We drove both the South and North Rim, stopping at Tsegi Junction, White House Overlook, Spider Rock and Antelope House Overlook. A beautiful canyon with some interesting native Indian ruins. From there we drove on to Monument Valley and joined a tour from Goulding's campg...

Great park in northeast Arizona. Great views, but man it was windy. Try to make it there in the summer and get a Navajo guide to take you into the canyon