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Aujourd'hui c'est un saut de puce que j'ai fait! Et oui, finies les grandes virées... sorry, mais ça ne veut pas dire que les prochains lieux visités seront moins intéressants... sauf si vous détestez l'archéologie et tout ce qui concerne les vieux cailloux!!!! Par contre, connaissant mon penchant pour les vieilles pierres, vous ne vous étonnerez …
Ok so it's been a while...and here we go
All right folks, it has been a long time since our last entry, much has happened, much has been seen and many good times have been had. Since it has been so long and there is soooo very much to tell, we are going to do our best to keep it as short as possible. (Disclaimer: If you were involved or otherwise associated with the following events, …
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Cliff Dwellings All Day with a side of twisty road
... 20 something miles to get there. The drive to the main part of the park is not as bad as the Wetherill Mesa Rd. After the VC the road is not as curvy. Our 3:00 tour was of Balcony House and we got there with only a few min. to spare. Our guides’ name was Scott so I knew he was going to be pretty good. He had that sarcastic sense of humor and pretended that we were walking into another world.
The Balcony House was my favorite because of how hard it was to go around ...
There is a reason you take Georgia's yoga!
... br>
After our tour, we had a late lunch in the RV before heading back to camp. We had thought that we would tour Spruce House also but decided we had had enough climbing up and down in 7,000+ elevation for the day. We have moved closed to the left side of our campsite for reasons which once again our RVer friends will appreciate. It turned out that the tree planted on our right side is one that REALLY drips oozy stuff on the roof ...
Mese Verde or bust!
... back to camp. Our trip into the park was very enjoyable. One interesting side bar--we talked to one of the workers in the cafe where we had supper who happens to be Navajo. She is studying to be an engineer in Durango, working here in the summer. She says that she rarely goes to any of the cliff dwellings as she feels that they are hallowed ground to her and it doesn't feel right to be there with that many people who do not regard the place as she ...


