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Mysteries of Mesa Verde: Ask the Park Ranger
I wasn't going to participate this week because I'm on vacation on a little road trip. Last Friday (3.13.26) we went to Mesa Verde, the historical site in Cortez, Colorado. At the visitor center I asked the Ranger what we should see in the park, and I kiddingly asked him if he gets tired of answering the same questions all the time. Later in the day, at our hotel, I noticed a wall decoration that looked like five-panel accordion of Mesa Verde.
When I got to my room I looked at the challenge topic and thought I had received signals from beyond to do a Mesa Verde FAQs demo. :)
I started making the accordion with five photo panels, just like the hotel lobby, but in the end I felt the accordion didn't pay tribute to the site enough, and I just focused on a simple accordion. Most of the photos are mine--but it is impossible to do justice to this place.
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I am impressed that your able to submit an amazing challenge even when your on vacation! Love the photos, design, and interactions.
This natural setting inevitably reminds me of certain scenes from Tony Hillerman’s books (I’m a huge fan). I know it’s not the same place, the same region, or the same people who lived there long ago. But this is exactly how I pictured it when the Navajo police officers investigate these ruins in search of artefact looters. It makes me want to re-read a book or two.
Larry’s right: let it go when you’re on holiday.😀
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