2500 miles of Utah, New Mexico, Colorado & the tippy-top corner of AZ
(at least 500 of those miles were in "construction zones"-- SLOW MOVING!!!)
Part 1 Monticello, Four Corners, Cortez
MONITCELLO, UTAH
We left our house Monday morning (June 29th) and headed down to Monticello. We had a picnic on the library lawn, played on the playground, bought nine "discarded" library books for $.50 each (bargain!) and stopped to see the new temple. Very pretty! Ate some yummy snow cones.
FOUR CORNERS
So my sister Michelle warned us about Four Corners. "You drive out to the middle of nowhere and stand in line to take a picture. You're hurried because there are people waiting to take their picture. It's hot & dusty." Well, that about sums up Four Corners.... but at least we got to see it for ourselves! :)
This is the line of people from all over the country lining up to take their picture of the only place in the US where four states touch. And, thanks to GPS, they've just recently discovered that the actual "four corners" of AZ, NM, CO, UT are about one mile away. But hey, this was surveyed a couple of hundred years ago so I think they did a pretty good job to be even that close!
CORTEZ, COLORADO
We camped that night in Cortez in a campground and let the boys swim and play. A fun first day of our BIG TRIP.
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Thanks again for letting me and my kids stop in for the night :( to stay! Next time we will hopefully see you guys for longer than a few hours. Hope you all are doing well!
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