Had an indian dog visit the camp this morning, they run wild here, this little
one had a sore paw, aww! Driving through
Chinle horses roam through town.
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| Horse should have gone to Denny's |
Made a plan about where to head today and started with the scenic
South Rim Drive of the Canyon de Chelly.
First stop Tunnel Overlook, followed by Tsegi Overlook a couple of miles
on - showing Navajo farmlands on the canyon floor and then Junction Overlook about
3 miles later with views of Chinle Valley, all were mini Grand Canyons – stupendous!
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| Canyon de Chelly AZ |
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| Junction Overlook |
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| Tsegi Overlook |
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| Tsegi Overlook |
We supported a Navajo family buying some local jewellery made of malachite, Juniper
(for good health and to chase off bad dreams) and the silver feathers are for
good luck.
Leaving Chinle on the main road came across a farmers type
market, they were selling green hay! Along the road we saw a few herds of sheep
and they seem to have a dog living with them minding them. There are lots of horses, but we don’t see an
being ridden. A lot of the horses have
foals with them, so cute with their long legs.
The landscape is amazing, you never get tired of looking at
the colours and rock formations.
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| Lovely scenery |
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| Can see for miles and miles |
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| Incredible rock formation |
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| Flat Rock |
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| I bet the village of Round Rock had this as inspiration |
Cross the state line into Utah, got the welcome to photo.
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| Utah, Life Elevated. It is high here! |
Pull into to Moab where we stayed on our Harley ride in 2006,
we thought we might stay here however the place was teaming with people and off
road 4wd vehicles. It turns out Moab is
hosting the ‘Rally on the Rocks’ (ATVs) and the place was booked out and there
is a lot of accommodation here, so we mosied on another 35 miles to Green River
State Park and got the last site available - the group booking site which we
are sharing with another motorhome.
This
State Park borders a golf course, they are watering the area backing on to our
site this afternoon. Although it was quite nice being sprayed with cool water, but I
didn’t want it on my kindle so came inside to do the blog instead.
We are shaded by big cottonwood trees.
Just for the record the river isn’t green. It’s all pretty though.
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