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marilynandbob > Yet another intimate and unexpected part of Petroglyph Trail.
marilynandbob > I'm standing in front of Spruce Tree House, one of the ruins at Mesa Verde National Park, on the weekend celebration of the park's Centennial. The Ancestral Puebloan People (formerly called the Anasazi) lived here 1000 years ago, finally leaving due to drought. Their descendents are the current-day Pueblo Indian clans in New Mexico and Arizona.
marilynandbob > We hiked the 3-mile Petroglyph Trail, which is just delightful! Gorgeous views, outstanding rock structures and twisty-turny little bends revealing surprises all along the way. Bob had his camera, of course. The trail ends in a panel of petroglyphs (see later photo).
Yet another intimate and unexpected part of Petroglyph Trail.
marilynandbob > Yet another intimate and unexpected part of Petroglyph Trail.
Yet another intimate and unexpected part of Petroglyph Trail.
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