Published: May 10th 2006April 23rd 2006
The next drive was on to Monument valley.
Anoter spectacular place out in the dessert, and scene of many famous westerns, mostly directed by John Ford who has a section named after him.
We did a tour around the valley, which was hosted by local Navajo Indians that lived on the reservation. It again was an amazing place. We camped in the valley that night, and the Indians cooked a fantastic meal for us. We also were treated to some traditional music and dancing, before returning to the tents to sleep under the stars. A brilliant day.
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Monument Valley
A native Navajo Indian
Monument Valley
We were given a tour by the Indians on the reservation, who performed some traditional music to a spectacular backdrop
Monument Valley
And a family who gave some dance lessons to us. Smile for the camera!
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