Wenwensong

Shiprock in Navajo language is Tsé Bitaí. Which means rock with wings. Legend has it that the Shiprock is all that remains of a giant bird that once carried the people’s ancestors to New Mexico from territories up north. It is a volcanic plume formed 30 million years ago and a National Natural Landmark since 1975. The peak is 7,178 ft above sea level, and is sacred to the Navajos hiking and/or climbing on the sacred peak or its surrounding rocks is forbidden. We made a ...short stop here on our way to Colorado and didn't have enough time to get closer to it Look it up on Google and you will see images of it's full (crazy) formation! PS...it was super windy on the day we stopped by. 15 miles south of Shiprock, Navajo Nation in San Juan County, New Mexico 364115N 1085011W

The water was so clear at the Sand Hollow State Park, Hurricane Utah This was our first time taking Shadow out on a trip with us, she was surprisingly calm and seem to have had a great time @ Sand Hollow State Park

Horseshoe Bend It was super hard to find a spot to take the full view of the horseshoe bend Super cool to see boats and kayaks in river! Would definitely come back and experience that next time ... Yes (Lumi in 5th image) 1.25 miles roundtrip $10/car @ Horseshoe Bend

Suffolk Sheep farm in Hurricane Utah