Pearl, Your recommendations are right on the mark! My wife and I had the opportunity to visit several of the places you mentioned about a month ago. We covered 4700 miles and 10 states in 14 days in our Airstream B190. I celebrated my 41st birthday while in the Airstream park in Oklahoma. Those Navajo tacos at the Cameron Trading Post are huge and awesome! That tin ceiling is really cool! I would add Monument Valley at sunset to that trip though. It was beautiful. We really enjoyed Gallup, New Mexico also. It is a town that is still sort of behind the times. I had brought some shocks with me that I didn't have time to put on before leaving. I found a great local shop with very trustworthy owners. They installed the Bilsteins for 12.00 each. This was even after it was more trouble than they thought it would be and it took them 3 hours. The name of the shop is D&D Auto and is right off of I-40 in Gallup, NM if anyone ever needs any work done. A guy named Dave is the owner and I can't recall his partner's name. Terry Tyler would have proud since we only spent $8.50 on lodging the entire time we were gone. Part of that was due to 20.00 in lottery winnings that were used to pay for the only night we stayed in a campground besides staying at the Airstream park in Oklahoma! In the entire 2 weeks we didn't open the awning once. We weren't sitting still long enough! Thanks, Geven '67 Caravel '93 Airstream B190 (for sale) ----- Original Message ----- From: Pearl Main <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Multiple recipients of VACList <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2001 5:51 PM Subject: [VAC] (no subject) > GAS you are goiing to Phoenix Sedona may be farther north but it get > very HOT there too......have you checked with Sedona C of C? There are some > Nat'l forest campgrounds nearby and `Rancho Sedona RV Park aand Sedona RV > Resort `1-800-547-8727 (good shade trees) I park at friends when I am there. > Since you are going to the Grand Canyon ....I hope you want to see some of the > Indian lands too....go out the East entrance to Grand Canyon and be sure to > stop at the overlook and then go to Cameron trading Post....have lunch at their > dining room with the beautiful tin ceiling and lovely sideboards all around the > room....it is a working trading post then take 264 across the Navajo > Reservation which surrounds the Hopi and stop at Old Oraibi and New Oraibi, > athe Hopi Training center for silversmithing (next door to their motel where > they are teaching young tribal members mgmt ....I parked my trailer there for > the night and had dinner in the restaurant) the old Hubbell traading post at > Ganache....you could even take a side trip to Canyon de Chelly (where Cochise > use to hole up) take the tour up the canyon....go to Four Corners where the 4 > states meet and you can each put a foot in a different state. or see the Navajo > Museum at Window Rock I know time runs out see as much as you can......a side > trip I always recommend is to the Acoma mesa. Pearl SoCal > To unsubscribe or to change to a daily Digest, please go to http://www.airstream.net/vaclist/listoffice.html If replying back to this message, please delete all the unnecessary original text from your reply.
