First stop was early morning at Brice Canyon then onto one of the finest Mexican lunches ever in Kanab, Utah. After enjoying the sunrise at Brice continued on to a fine lunch in Kanab. I love Mexican food and this is one of the finest ever - period! So good tempted to drve back today just for a meal! The place has been run by the same family in the same location - 373 East 300 South for 29 years. With a full belly of very fine food it was time to continue the trek to Monument Valley When there always stay at Goulding's RV park; but in past times have stayed at the lodge. Be sure to dine at the resturant and try a Fry Bread Sandwich. While cruising for photos, found a new friend. Mr. Binks was to all that excited to see her. Perhaps a stray but my cats were not interested in traveling with a dog onboard. Was up a dawn every day crusing for photos; even booked a sunrise "backcountry" shoot with a Navaho guide. To get back in this area you are required to have a guide. This photo above is the most iconic scene in all of Monument Valley - John Ford's Point. If you have watched THE SEARCHERS, staring John Wayne then you have seen this and so much more of Monument Valley. Get up early and stay late for some best photo opportunities. Here is a early morning photo I call CASTLE IN THE FOG. In the background you can see Castle Bute appears floating in the fog. TOTEM POLE at sunrise. This is EAGLE EYE Can you see the Eagle head and eye? After a few days in Monument Valley I headed out to see friends in Tucson. Since I was driving to Flagstaff and taking Highway 17 to Phoenix, was told I had to stop at Rock Springs for a meal. Man o Man am I glad I did for it was wonderful! Highly suggest if you are in Phoenix or Flagstaff do make it a stop - you will not be disappointed and don't forget the homemade pies! For lunch: a Pulled Pork Ruben, the best Sweet Potato fries; followed by Bourbon Pecon ala mode. From here off to see my friends in Tucson. Part 2 of this adventure will follow soon . Stay tuned! See You Down The Road
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