Hiking at Mesa Verde today. This place captured their imaginations. They were instantly turned to Pueblo people circa 1200 AD, but seemed more interested in hunting big horned sheep than grinding corn into meal with stones.
I am lucky to have such a place so close by! We have many national parks and monuments within a 3 hour drive and I hope to show my children all of them.
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2 comments:
In all actuality they probably would have made excellent hunters.
Women usually are. More stamina, higher pain tolerance. more patience...
except on days like today when i have had a sick kid for a week straight.. helllooooo patience..???
where ever did you go?
a wonderful photo..
Such a beautiful image!
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