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Posted by BEI Design on May 13, 2008, 7:46 pm
Sharon Hays wrote:
> BEI Design wrote:
>
> It really is an Amazing place isn't it? I've been a
> couple times. It always feels, to me, much like walking
> into a church sanctuary. It is a very moving place and
> just feels almost sacred there doesn't it?
Yes, and I felt the same at Rainbow Bridge. We were all
caution to treat the area as a sacred place.
> Cliff Palace
> was always especially amazing to me. The sheer
> determination it must have taken to create that place!
> Then you realize they not only did it, they did it with
> stone tools. No jackhammers or even modern sledge
> hammers. Then to realize the climbs they had to make to
> get to food, etc. Amazing people.
Indeed! Looking at the present day site, I was just in awe
of anyone who could eke out a living there. It appears to
not have enough top soil or water to sustain a largish
population. Of course, that may very well have been what
caused their sudden migration.
> So glad most of the whole trip was great!!! And glad too
> you didn't have trouble with your knees!!!! YAY!!!!!!!!
> I guess all of us thinking pain-free thoughts helped. ;)
> That was wild too about the folks on the plane with you.
> It really is a small world.
It was just so amazing, to have those three guys right in
the same area of the plane. They could have been scattered
all over, I never would have known.
> Glad you're home. And so very glad you had such a great
> time. Back to the sewing room with you now, woman!!!!
> lol
First I have to catch up on yard/garden work, then sewing.
;-)
Beverly
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