The turkey coming out of the pit where it was cooked.
Here's an example of what it looked like. The bacon off ours was eaten too quickly for any photos.
Friday morning we headed off to camp in Mesa Verde, Colorado with Sam and his girlfriend Carina. It was a 6 hour drive, but the scenery was beautiful. We stopped at Four Corners to be able to stand in New Mexico, Colorado, Utah, and Arizona at the same time. It was cool to see the monument, though we felt robbed when they charged 5 dollars a person just to see the plaque.
Just one example of the beautiful scenery.
Adam and I have been wanting to go camping for a while. Since we have spent the last two summers out of the country we haven't ever been camping together. It's been over two years for both of us. It was fun to make hobo dinners and roast marshmallows. The downside was how cold it got at night.
On Saturday morning, we toured Mesa Verde National Park with the Anasazi cave dwellings. Most of the sites we went to were 90 percent original with very mild restoration work. There are over 600 cliff dwellings in the park, as well the remains of Mesa Top dwellings that pre-date the cave dwellings.
The Spruce Tree House: they believe it was a home site for 60 to 90 individuals.
The Cliff Palace--home for the royalty
The Sunset House
The Spruce Tree House allows for self-guided tours while others are more restricted.
This is an entrance to a religious kiva. The wood and stone are original. They are still used by the Hopi Indians as religious site.
The inside of a kiva. The pit is used to house a fire.