Monument Valley

Heading Off into the Sunset - Monument Valley

February 22nd 2016
After seeing the grandeur of Horseshoe Bend it felt like we'd already seen enough for one day. It was only 8am though and full day of exploring awaited us. We dashed back to our motel for a hurried breakfast of waffles, syrup and coffee before heading out again, this time for the Arizona-Utah State Line. Our destination for the day was to be the Navajo Nation, to see the famous Monument Valley. I ... read more

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10th May 2016

Dancing Dave
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Monument Valley
One of our favourite places in the whole World. The Navajo revere this area as sacred. From your fantastic pics it is easy to see why. Truly breathtaking to be transported back to this magic place. Thank you.

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