exican Hat Rock and Monument Valley. I had stayed in the town of Mexican Hat, named for the rock formation, the night before and had plenty of time to explore both places.Unfortunately, th
e weather wasn't coroporating but I did get some pretty cool photos. Mexican Hat Rock really amazed me, not for it's size, but for it's obviously unique formation.
e weather wasn't coroporating but I did get some pretty cool photos. Mexican Hat Rock really amazed me, not for it's size, but for it's obviously unique formation. Monument Valley consisted of a 17 mile drive through various buttes and red mes
as known as Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park. I realized very quickly that it probably wa
sn't the smartest idea to take a heavily loaded Hoda Accord through a bumpy and poorly maintained gravel road through a rock valley. The accord did make it out alive and I got a few nice pictures along the way. My favorite spot in Monument Valley was "the thumb" and rightfully named so.
as known as Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park. I realized very quickly that it probably wa
sn't the smartest idea to take a heavily loaded Hoda Accord through a bumpy and poorly maintained gravel road through a rock valley. The accord did make it out alive and I got a few nice pictures along the way. My favorite spot in Monument Valley was "the thumb" and rightfully named so.Atfter I left, I had a fairly short drive to Saint George and the next morning I woke up earl
y and arrived at my training. It was a long and tiring road trip, but it was well worth 
it!
y and arrived at my training. It was a long and tiring road trip, but it was well worth 
it!
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