day 1
PCH 1
the Malibu coast
sea level
California high desert
3200 ft
Arizona mountains
Flagstaff 7000 ft
day 2
Arizona
the road into Monument Valley
an approaching dust storm
we tasted grit all day
(it's Spring and this is what happens)
our clothes were covered in sand
and our hair
and we had to clean the car's air filter
but it was so worth it!
Utah
Monument Valley
not a national park but
sacred ground for the
Navajo Nation
Mexican Hat, Utah
the Navajo Twins
Bluff, Utah
have no idea if this formation has a name
it was only 100 ft from the highway
lonely in the field
it was HUGE!
like Taj Mahal huge
Arches National Park
near Moab, Utah
words cannot describe it
and photos don't do it any justice
click on this photo to blow it up
this formation is called
Park Avenue
those cliffs are taller than NYC buildings
notice the scale of the people
at the bottom of the photo
day 3
near Grand junction, Colorado
the Colorado River
the little man
the first pass into
The Rocky Mountains
Vail, Colorado
11,150ft
and 19 degrees
the first snow we've seen in months!
lunch in Denver
Olinger's Mortuary
made into
Linger Eatuaries
international street food made cozy
delicious!
eastern Colorado
such a contrast from the Rocky Mountains
only an hour behind us
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