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Tag Archives: Arizona
Canyon de Chelly
Canyon de Chelly (canyon de shay), is a Navajo ancestral home. A horrific massacre in 1805 by Spanish colonial soldiers obliterated much of the civilian population living in the canyon. United States Army Colonel Kitt Carson completed the submission of … Continue reading
Monument Valley Day Off
Big day. Planned weeks ago. Careful preparations. Much anticipation.Execution, not so much. Got there about when we wanted. Sun was right. Clouds that were a gift from God. Sapphire sky. Didn’t feel like making the drive through. I shot all my … Continue reading
Posted in Photos, Travel
Tagged Arizona, Monument Valley, Navajo Nation, parks, photos, travel
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Six Days Seven Nights
Los Abrigados is an amazingly attractive resort alongside Oak Creek in Sedona, Arizona. It’s run by Diamond Resorts, and operates as a time share. We don’t own any time shares but we rented a week from an owner. Here are … Continue reading
Pictures At An Exhibtion
Traveling through this great country, one encounters bits worth recording. Here are two. Flagstaff, Arizona appears to be open and inviting. Even to Martians. Come to the Navajo Nation, and Dottie Sloan is maybe not so welcome. We stopped at … Continue reading