October 27, 2007 Fortsat fra sidste side ~ Continued from last page Dansk tekst til venstre English text on the right Dagens baghave: Backyard of the Day: Wupatki National Monument, Flagstaff, Coconino County, Arizona Wupatki National Monument is located north of Sunset Crater National Monument on Highway 89 in Coconino County, Arizona.   Lige nord for Sunset Crater, hvor dele af landskabet stadig er dækket i aske, ligger Wupatki National Monument, hvor tusindvis af indianere boede indtil circa 1250, og hvor ruinerne af deres bygningsværker står tilbage. Just north of Sunset Crater, where parts of the landscape is still covered in ashes, lies Wupatki National Monument, where thousands of Indians lived until about 1250, and where the ruins of their buildings still remain today.         Wukoki Pueblo To-tre familier boede her ~ Two or three families lived here

"Apache Fjer" ~ Fallugia paradoxa ~ Apache Plume (Blomst ~ Flower)       Wupatki Pueblo Den havde hundrede rum ~ This had a hundred rooms

Camping/Boondocking Information We are boondocking in Mather Campground on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, and are paying $9.00 for the night with (Access Pass - $18 standard). Facilities: Restrooms Pay Showers Barbecue Grills/Fire Pits Picnic Tables   More Arizona Travel Information Here   A BIT EARLIER TOMORROW