Tami's version of Our Adventures through India, SouthEast Asia + Beyond

Wednesday, January 11, 2006

Big Rocks

And what BIG rocks they are! We began in Monument Valley where the scale is so grand that it's clear why the valley has been a sacred spot to the Navajo for so long. We spent 2 days there first walking the Wildcat Loop Trail around one of the Mittens/Buttes then walking, yes WALKING, the loop portion of the 17-mile drive. THAT was truly amazing and gave me a kind of kinship with the place. Going in the off-season, there were only 6 or so cars to pass us the entire day. Another benefit of off-season is to get the PRIME camping spot. This one happened to be at #25 with THE picture postcard view of the valley (check out the pics to see). Next stop for rocks was Natural Bridges, then up to Canyonlands Utah for a few VERY fun days hiking around, over, across + through crazy rock formations. They're almost like flypaper so you can't even BELIEVE the surfaces you can cover! Can't wait to see what's next!

Here's a "link" to more photos

2 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Yep, it is an amazing place. I was blown away when I went there last Thanksgiving. Good to see your trip progressing. Safe travels!

3:36 PM

 
Blogger Tami said...

Very nice photos, Eddy. What a fantastic sky! Thanks for sharing.

4:28 AM

 

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