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Next day we had Ann for a guide. We started out in
Santa Clara. This was Jacob Hamblin's house. Read about him here http://www.utah.com/mormon/hamblin_home.htm
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Mary and I had twin blue shirts that said " My
State is Bigger Than Your State" . We didn't get killed and had a
few laughs from some folks. We were okay as long as we didn't bump up
against someone from Alaska!
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The hollyhocks were blooming when we were there. And
oh so pretty!
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Mary was doing great at being sociable to our tour
guide until she called him Elmer. We were quick to point out that his
name was ELDER Davis!!! Hee...hee..
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When we went to the restroom, I had gone ahead of
those two. I decided to break Ann in by holding the restroom door shut
from the outside. It was pretty funny. She took it well! Outside the
ladies rest room of this genuine restoration of Hamblin's house, was
this genuine NEW lightbulb! HA!
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Mary and Ann stand next to the hollyhocks in Santa
Clara.
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Some of the wind sculptures.
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Next we went to an artists' colony a Kayenta. They
had quite a few studios and galleries in the same little area!
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The Tuacahn Amphitheater where live performances are
presented.
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They also have a housing development at Kayenta. The
houses have to be no higher than 13 feet. They also have to blend into
the ladnscape. This was one of them.
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After Santa Clara and the Kayenta Artists' Colony,
Ann took us to the outdoor theatre called Tuacahn. This was on the way.
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Entry way to one of the posh housing developments
along the way to Tuacahn.
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