Beginning in Bluff, Utah we head out for a day of backroads and adventures
Here is the little family run place we stayed at in Bluff, Utah...they even do slide shows if that is your thing.
Here we are at the Twin Rocks Cafe, one of the only 2 or 3 places to eat in Bluff. Can you tell where they got the name from?
Guarding the homestead from invaders
Playing a little twister in 4 different states
I had not been able to work out much on the road trip, so I gotta take it when I can get it...and why not do push ups in 4 different states at the same time?
We did a little hello...good-bye to New Mexico for now.
Off to Colorado. We will be back in New Mexico for more fun later in the road trip.
Mesa Verde National Park
We had stairs and ladders to get down there when we went, don't really know how they did it back when people actually lived in the cliff dwellings.
A view from the mesa with the Rockies in the distance.
Ted's Tacos in Mancos, CO...sad day because it was closed. What kind of taco place is only open for breakfast and lunch? I mean, we came all the way from California for this, haha...you know what this means? We will just have to road trip it through Mancos, CO again, but this time we will be there at breakfast or lunch time. :)
Next off to the Rockies and a night in Ouray, CO, complete with hot springs.
2 comments:
That was a very diverse day. From deserts to the Rockies to Hot Springs. But no fry bread. Sigh...
Thanks for sharing your wonderful photos babe. You're so talented.
Those cave dwellings were amazing! I love Colorado and I'm pretty sure that I have a picture next to the same "Welcome to Colorful Colorado" sign--figuring on the route that you guys took that is.
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