Last year on our trek across the country, we took a detour to go see Shiprock. This plan came about one day on our trip while Chad was studying the map. He said something like, “One possibility if we go through New Mexico would be to stop and see Shiprock.” I’m sure my eyes lit up and that I couldn’t even respond with a sentence, just an “OoooOOOOO!!”
I had seen images of Shiprock while doing keywording work years ago. The idea of a huge rock in the middle of the flat desert was enticing, even worth adding extra time to an already long day of driving.
We weren’t able to get very close to it because it’s on tribal land and is considered sacred to the Navajo. They don’t want silly tourists bumbling around this amazing spot with their cameras. Can you blame them? So we kept a respectful distance and looked on in awe.



So amazing this earth of ours! They say that at the depths of the ocean, there are many ship rocks….only problem is that they are not accessible, which may be a good thing! You both look so happy and I can see: “Living L Miving Life to the fullest”. Some day, come to Maine, we have a natural desert about 1/2 hour north of us….weird….but true! Lots of love to you 2, Ann
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Hi Ann! I’m looking forward to our future visit with you – and to seeing your weird desert!
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