At Mesa Verde
[this an Introduction – click here to skip to Cliff Dwellings photos] Sunday/Monday/Tuesday: at Mesa Verde. In 1994 I had visited, with Nicky, the cliff...
Category: Work Trips
Cliff Palace Photo Gallery
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Mesa Verde Cliff Dwellings
The Cliff Palace contained 150 rooms and 23 kivas (ceremonial chambers) and had a population of around 100 people. One dwelling is particularly large suggesting...
Long House Photo Gallery
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Photos: Spruce Tree, Balcony, Square Tower, and Oak Tree Houses
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Canyonlands Photo Gallery
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Moab – Arches and Canyonlands
Mesa Verde is close to “Four Corners” where the state borders of Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah meet. Thus heading west on US160 soon...
Colorado National Monument
We left Moab north on the US191 to Thompson Springs; then east and back into Colorado. Somewhere along the route we actually saw a stretch...
Onwards to Denver
Whilst in Boulder I’d hired the car from Denver Airport so that we would be able to return it there before flying back to the...
New Otani Kaimana Beach Hotel
At the recommendation of a scientific contact at the University of Hawaii, we stayed at the New Otani Kaimana Beach Hotel which is situated at...