Cleo and Cleo encountered their first cat in 3 years recently. We had just arrived at our campsite
in Monument Valley when a very sweet black cat came around. Cleo did not share our sentiments!
Listen for yourself 🙂
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-XO6OxJeN0
Friday was mostly a travel day. Here are some drive by shots.
Viewpoint on Moki Dugway Monument Valley to the right. Valley of the Gods on left.
San Juan river at San Juan, Utah I stayed there during a workshop once.
Hwy 163 toward Monument Valley. Shot into sun through a dirty windshield
A couple of fun hours of shooting in Arches before the rain started. Afternoon in the RV enjoying
the sound of the rain and editing images. (With this connection, though, I’ll share later.)
Cloe (no H) had fun trying to figure out where the water was coming from and trying to catch it 🙂
(captured with Lensbaby)
First I get up, walk out the door, walk a minute and I’m staring at Oak Creek. Ahhh. Here’s anotherr reflection:
A short drive north and we encounter the best fall color in years at the West Fork Trail!
Then heading toward Utah, we stop in Bluff and I get to see the famous flute playing sheep! Sand Island Petroglyphs
Finally at our campground (see our cute RV), we get a glimpse of what we might expect all next week.
Look at the Cottonwoods!
No internet connection tomorrow and possibly the next but stay tuned for more photos.
Rancho Sedona sits beside Oak Creek so we have the sound of water all the time including at night. Ahhhhh 🙂
Sedona for a couple of days; then Flagstaff for a few and finally a few days at the Grand Canyon.
Cleo has been looking forward to this for awhile. Surprisingly, he and Cloe love road trips as much as we do!
Here Chris is lighting a luminaria in memory of a couple of friends who died this year. The rain held off but with wind gusts 25-30mph, all the luminaria didn’t stay lighted very long.
Hyde Memorial State Park, high in the Santa Fe mountains, was hands down my favorite room with a view during our RV trip through New Mexico.
Still trying to catch up. Jpegs are the only images I’ve downloaded so here’s another shot of Cleo and Cloe who truly loved the RV experience 🙂
We were greeted by sun at 9000 feet and enjoyed a full day of it.
The next night a scary storm made us feel that trees were coming down around us! The next morning it started to snow.
Today we went to Abiquiu and toured Georgia O’Keefe’s home. We’re now parked 15 miles from there at Ghost Ranch and the sun is trying to come out. Next stop is Bandelier Nat’l Monument. No internet for the next three days.