10/31/2011

October 28, 2011 Part 2 – Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park

Here we are in the campground at Monument Valley.

The view from my door:

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The campground in the distance:

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We are the motorhome on the left:

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We took a tour of the museum and gift shop.  The museum had quite interesting information on the start of the Tribal Park, Navajo Code Talkers and artist exhibits.  This I found really interesting:

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There is a 17 miles dirt loop road that takes you down to the valley floor.  We only did 4 miles of it today – will do the whole loop tomorrow.    All I can saw is WOW:

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These are called “The Mittens”:

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My most favorite picture of the day:

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Back at the RV, we brought our chairs to the edge of the campground, watched the sunset with all the changing colors – OH MY!

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We are so blessed!

Note: A link to tell you more about the Code Talker Exhibit in Kayenta.

http://www.azcentral.com/travel/features/articles/2008/12/05/20081205codetalk1205.html

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