Arizona

What a blast we had touring Canyon de Chelly (shay) for almost eight hours. The other cars kept getting stuck in the mud then our guide would have to pull them out. He was a real HERO. It was very windy, to the point that the guide had to stop talking and we all had to turn our backs to the wind. We got a little rain and even a bit of hail. The canyon is awesome.

I'm staying at a nice KOA in Kingman AZ, on my way to meet my fellow travel trailer ladies in Flagstaff. As I've mentioned a few times, we're going to Navajo Nation. The series I'm reading, Night Guardians by Linda Conrad, is really setting the stage for this trip. How fun that I discovered them in time. I just started the sixth and last book, Shadow Whispers.

I'm back from Arizona, but in stead of blogging Shadow Force and Shadow Warrior I'm going to put my feet up and read Shadow Hunter. 

Greetings from Kingman Arizona. the KOA has free WiFi. Cool. I'm on my way home from a long weekend trip. My club met in Rock Springs Arizona where we learned how to back a trailer straight and serpentine. We also got to drive an 18 wheeler around the huge dirt parking lot. I just finished Shadow Warrior, a great story, especially to read in this part of the country.