Wild horses couldn't stop me from being here.

Antelopes drawn high on the canyon wall.

Reminds me of my backyard water fountain where the water runs from one bowl, to another, to another. But this one is natural.

The view from the Top of the Antelope House Ovelook..

Another view of the Antolope House overview. I can understand how antelope could live the caves, but what amazed by the homes build by the Navajos in the cliff that are coming up soon.

A long horned sheep climbs the mountain

A black horse standing in the white snow. What could be better?

Pre-snow storm road (but not for long!)

The Mittens

Christmas Time is Here and all dressed up!

This to me looks like a lizard creature eyeing our SUV (taken out of the sunroof)

Petroglyphic. One woman at work interpretted it to say "monther in law is coming for a visit. I must find alcohal and peyote. Mother, you stay home with the kids.".

Going down a country road...

Daniel's (one of our tour guides) land. He invited us into his hogan for lunch and played his flute for us.

The long drive home - Flagstaff Arizona is ready for winter.

Ancient Navajo Dwellings.

The view from the road.

Inside the Hubble Trading Post - look at the old card organizer in the background.

The ultimate - horses running through the snow.

Books and blankets inside the Hubbell Trading Post.

The "general store" section of the Hubbell Trading Post - shades of Petticoat Junction.

It's Adventure Time with the Polargraphic Bears. Can you imagine hiring this crew to take your wedding??