Moving into Southern Utah, where if you look closely(and use your imagination) you can almost see Native Americans along the ridges, waiting to defend their land....
Living, Laughing and Loving one day at a time....
Wednesday, June 6, 2018
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Hari OM
ReplyDeleteI love how the land conveys a sense of mystery and history! YAM xx
we just watched a movie with native americans peek over ridges just like this one... we have been watching the mini series, Black Fox... it is on Prime. Three movies, 90 minutes each one. Black Fox is what the native Americans call a black man living out there during the civil war
ReplyDeleteI'm hearing the theme song to High Noon Or Wagon Train
ReplyDeleteand I'm aging myself big time.
LOL
Hugs HiC
Thee should be tumble weed floating across the screen...what a perfect picture!
ReplyDeleteJxr
Yes I can see them!
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