We checked out the Navajo Nation's National Park and booked a tour for the next day. We chose the horse tour. The three hour horse tour. On horses. Also we learned something about Navajos: they're not much into that smile-thing white people seem to be so fond of. Refreshing :-) Oops, sorry.
Another cabin and this time it's true love. Pictures cannot describe how cute this thing is. It has a kitchen with a table for two, a bath, a double bed, a TV and four bunk beds - on 8 square meters. Dammit, we should have tied it to our car when we left.
Finally Moab got less crowded and we rented this lovely campground cabin. It is simple, made from logwood and very cosy. We watched "Bridesmaids" on the iPad in bed. Don't laugh. It's a good movie!
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While Alex daringly rode the famous mountain bike trails of Moab, I went to see Arches National Park. Why am I not showing you the arches of Arches? Because they look like stone donuts with American families in the middle who take photos. That is why. Plus: if you look for really fancy stuff, you have to look on the ground: it's CRYPTOBIOTIC SOIL CRUST! Wow!
Eclectic food decisions.
Traveller 1: Boring breakfast. Weight gain during holidays: 2 pounds.
Traveller 2: Yummy breakfast. Weight gain during holidays: undisclosed.
Funny car, smile if you think Traveller 2 recently developed a bit of a tummy...
Q: What viewpoint am I standing at?
Hint #1 - you can totally see it in my body language.
Hint #2 - Peter, you will so pleased.
A: Inspiration Point!
You look pretty!
