I own no land, instead I have wheelestate. I’ve been a full time RVer since 1997. Working summers as a Park Ranger takes me to many beautiful places and playing during the winter takes me to many more. This blog is simply the story of my life's adventures.
Moved
Thank you for stopping by. Just to let you know, I'm still blogging but have moved to Geogypsytraveler. Hope you'll follow my adventures. Just click here.
What a great post. I love hearing about the history of other countries especially where there are ruins and such like. It is all so different to the Roman remains which we mostly find in Europe other than way back to the stone age. Very interesting. Thanks Gaelyn. Drive carefully, Diane
Gaelyn, Your post on the Great House is wonderful. I never realized the Hohokam people built such a massive astrological observatory. Thanks for the history lesson!
This is a fascinating spot! It's hard to imagine so many people living in such a small area in that place and time. It's also strange how we will travel great distances to see the sights in other parts of the world and not take the time to visit those in close proximity to us. I'm glad you are making time to do that. You make a good Jr. Ranger!
I had never heard of this park, but it looks fascinating. I love visiting old ruins and imagining what life might have been like for the people who lived there. Great photos!
6 comments:
What a great post. I love hearing about the history of other countries especially where there are ruins and such like. It is all so different to the Roman remains which we mostly find in Europe other than way back to the stone age. Very interesting. Thanks Gaelyn. Drive carefully, Diane
This is a fantastic structure. I wonder how many others melted away in the tears of time? And the people vanished into other nations..,
A super post, Gaelyn. Thanks for sharing.
Gaelyn, Your post on the Great House is wonderful. I never realized the Hohokam people built such a massive astrological observatory. Thanks for the history lesson!
This is a fascinating spot! It's hard to imagine so many people living in such a small area in that place and time. It's also strange how we will travel great distances to see the sights in other parts of the world and not take the time to visit those in close proximity to us. I'm glad you are making time to do that. You make a good Jr. Ranger!
I had never heard of this park, but it looks fascinating. I love visiting old ruins and imagining what life might have been like for the people who lived there.
Great photos!
Post a Comment