We had a fine start to our eighth week of traveling. After a nice worship service at St. Barnabas of the Valley, we spent much of the day in Mesa Verde. It is an inspiring site. We saw much more than we did when here 16 years ago. Then we drove to the Yucca House National Monument, which is a strange site. It is unexcavated and has just a few spots that reveal the pueblo buried below it. The only entrance is through a farmer's yard and feed lot. Since the Ranger at Mesa Verde, where we got the stamp for this 358th NPS site, suggested that the place was rife with snakes, we looked and left.
Several storms have bypassed us. May they do so all night.
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