Meteor Crater and Winslow Arizona
Back in 2010 I took a trip to Northern Arizona to see Meteor Crater, The Rock Art Ranch and Winslow Arizona. I think I took some cool pictures. Check it out.
It was March and it had been snowing in the Flagstaff area.
Meteor Crater from 5 Miles away.
The visitor's Center.
The Bottom of the Pit. Can you see the Astronaut?
Looking back at the San Francisco Peaks near Flagstaff from the rim of the crater.
On to Winslow Arizona. "Staning on the Corner".
La Posada Hotel in Winslow.
La Posada is like a museum and art gallery in one.
After staying the night in Winslow, it was on to the Rock Art Ranch which is a museum and a working 70,000 acre ranch run by cowboy Brantley Baird.
They say these glyphs could be 9,000 years old.
I had a great time visiting Meteor Crater, The Rock Art Ranch and Winslow Arizona
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That just beautiful. I can't wait to bring my kids there. Geoff Heisenberg here.
ReplyDeleteGreat places to visit. They were doing some renovation in Winslow when I was there. Bet it's even cooler now.
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those are great photos... :)
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed them. It was a great overnight trip.
DeleteWay cool. I'd have a fun time exploring here.
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It was great. Old Cowboy, Brantley Baird shoooed the Buffalo away from the gate we were passing through like they were kittens.
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Very interesting.
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Such a fine sight to see.....
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Very cool. Another amazing place I would love to see.
ReplyDeleteI would love to go back soon.
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Nice pics. Good to see meteor crater.
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All looks very cool! Never made it to that part of Arizona yet!
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I wonder if this area is still as you remember it. My husband and I went to Florida Keys and Miami this past summer. With Hurricane Irma having come through and tearing up everything in it's path, it's got me thinking twice about sharing my summer adventures on my blog. It's absolutely crazy how quickly things can change. But, at the same time, it's always fun to remember the travels we have done. And sometimes things don't change for years at a time… I think that Meteor crater looks crazy awesome and would love to see it!
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I know that the town of Winslow has done a lot of renovation since my trip. I want to go back.
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These are great pictures. Thanks for sharing on Sunday's Best.
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Similar trip to one hubby and I took in 2009 with MIL, we drove from Vegas in one day and when we got to the Crater, MIL said she'd stay in the car and wasn't that bothered so we went without her, enjoyed a long drink and cake and read every single sign and explored every exhibit, she sat in the car for 4 hours.....lol
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DeleteThat does look really neat! So odd to see snow within the desert. Thanks for sharing with us at Love to Learn. Pinned.
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DeleteYou're right - these ARE cool pictures.
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I'm not sure who would enjoy Meteor Crater more ... my little guy or me!
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I love learning about unique places like Northern Arizona and Meteor Crater. Thanks for joining us this past week on the #LMMLinkup.
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that meteor crater is amazing.
ReplyDeleteI always wondered what Winslow AZ looked like, lol
Yes it is. They've done some renovation since the last time I visited Winslow. I hope to update this post this year.
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What a fun trip and what a fun destination!
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This looks amazing! Fab pics. #TheMMLinky
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DeleteGreat shots - fun place to visit.
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ReplyDeleteWinslow Arizona brings to mind the Eagles "Take It Easy" lyrics. Now this song is gonna be stuck in my head. All. Day! :) Oh well... it could be worse,right? These photos are totally awesome and I, especially love the snow and desserts scenes. Talk about a contrast! I've never been to the dessert with or without a horse but I hope to visit one someday. The landscape is so different from the east and deep blue skies over head seemed to be even bluer. It's interesting you mentioned the glyphs because there is a place in the western North Carolina hills we stumbled on Judaculla Rock Petroglyphs. It's basically quartered off on a piece of farming land but to find such a exhibit in the middle of nowhere was wild and amazing. Thanks for sharing and please feel free to join me on not-so Wordless Wednesday!
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This looks like a fun trip! I'd love to do a Route 66 drive one day.
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ReplyDeleteIt was a terrific trip. Thanks for commenting.
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All of that snow! And the crater! Simply beautiful. :) Thanks for sharing.
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DeleteOh wow, that crater was awesome. I've always wanted to visit Winslow, Arizona. :)
ReplyDeleteYes it was and the snow inside it added to the beauty.
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Your photos are the next best thing to be there. Thanks for sharing. The shots of the crater are incredible. Bet it was something special to see in person.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you enjoyed the pictures. I can't wait to go back there again.
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DeleteThat must have been an amazing trip and so much to look at and learn and appreciate.
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DeleteWe went through Winslow on our way from here to there, but it looks like you were able to take the time to see the sights. Nice images!
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Glad you enjoyed the photos. I can't wait to go back.
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ReplyDeleteI have never seen a meteor before let alone a crater. Found you on Blogger's Pit Stop.
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We visited the Meteor Crater back in 1987 when we still had the kids home. We stopped on the way to Colorado. I remember thinking on the way how barren everything was. We were following the sign. It was a long way to go to see a big hole in the ground, but the kids enjoyed seeing it and they saw first-hand what a real crater looked like.
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DeleteWhat an exciting trip. Love all of the pictures, especially the one with the Bison. Have not traveled much and by visiting your site, I see a very small part of a place I have never visited before. Thank you.
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ReplyDeleteVisiting from A Gathering Of Friends party. I found this fascinating Timothy as hubby & I are star watchers & find asteroid impacts interesting.
ReplyDeleteThe terrain looks very similar to places in our outback here in Australia. And the rock art like our ancient indigenous rock art also found in the outback!
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DeleteVisiting you at gathering of friends. Pinned this post. Was amazed when I saw the meteor crater in Flag. Love that area and have blogged about it (the area not the crater) as well. Have a great day and happy autumn.
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DeleteThanks for posting your pictures. The ones of the crater are awe-inspiring. I also like the giant bulldog.
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