“Don’t look down ‘ was the advice the Ranger gave us. He also said the ruins were created by Aliens and some of the sections were used for prisons. This bear was on the road at 2AM. We watched him for about 15 minutes before he ran into the woods.
The ladders. Someone needs to bring in a bunch of spider monkeys and see how much fun they have.
Glad they finally had some supporting structures to ease my mind when following a speedy 3 year old.
Did I mention the attention span of Ezra. At this point he was being entertained by a young student from France who was making faces and Ezra was imitating. Obviously, the French have a small attention span as well.
The rest after the Balcony House.
The 32 foot laddder. Not recommend for young children. Viena did spectacular. Dwana did great. Ezra was wonderful. I was a wreck, especially up 25 feet following behind Ezra and Ezra moving fast – just like the monkeybars. My heartrate was about 120 bpm after climbing the ladder.
Waiting for the Balcony House Ruins in the shade.
The tour last about an hour. Ezra’s attention span was about a minute.
Ezra wondering where the ladder is going.
Viena was the second youngest on the tour – you can guess the first.
Ezra was enjoying playing in the ancient Indian playground.
Which one of these are not like the others?
Ranger led tour. We were the first tour of the morning. Cool dwellings
Ezra had a great day. Ezra really grew up today. All that playground monkeybar experience came in handy today.
Ruins on the mesa. We saw a fox and a coyote.
Drove through the night. Saw a bear as we entered the park.
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