On Thu, 02 Aug 2012 00:41:59 -0400, wrote:

On Wed, 01 Aug 2012 16:11:10 -0400, Wayne.B
wrote:

On Wed, 01 Aug 2012 13:16:28 -0400, Meyer wrote:

If you go to Dead Horse Point, there is an unpaved trail that winds it's
way to Moab. It's probably about 10 miles but it'll take 2 hours to make
the run by, preferably, 4wd, but a car could do it.

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Good information but first I'd have to find another wife.

:-)


That's why I like mine. A near death experience in the rent a car on
some mountain dirt road is expected. She likes to pick out the most
obscure route to get anywhere when we are on vacation

One thing we noticed in Az/Nm is every time you stop to look at
something. you have to give an Indian $10.

We didn't notice that. In Monument Valley, there are tours put on by the Navajo which cost. But,
they're worth it. Many of the sites are in the Navajo Nation, and there is a charge to visit a lot
of them. We didn't pay the bucks to get our picture taken at the Four Corners park! Here is a map of
the Navajo Nation showing some of the sites in the area.

http://discovernavajo.com/images/Navajomap.jpg

Also, Wayne (if you're still reading), be sure and hit the Navajo flea market in Tuba City. It is
well worth the hour (or so) drive south of Page.