Willow
and Kaya went to the Maie Bartlett Heard Museum for American peoples of the
Americas.
It was filled to the brim with artifacts from all the different tribes of the
southwest such as; jewelry, pottery, clothing, artwork, and daily use items.
The photos speak volumes in this case, so I will let them articulate themselves
today.
I do have to say that the both had such a good time looking
at Kachina dolls, sculptures, traditions like the adobe oven and the ceremonial
dances. Plus there was a large section that incorporated the Indian School,
where American Indian children were taught the ‘white man’s’ ways.
Here are
Willow, Kaya and Mr. Bill trotting past a beautiful American Indian mural on
their way to the desert.
Ahh, the
coolness of the shaded desert.
Kaya tells
Willow to hold on to Mr. Bills braided mane, since they don’t have a saddle,
only a horse blanket.
Resting
for a few minutes before their next stop.
Willow
spots a Saguaro Cactus and must have her picture taken.
Here are
Willow, Kaya and Mr. Bill at the entrance to the Grand Canyon.
Looks like
we also picked up a goat on this trip! And Willow is letting Mr. Bill wear her
hat, while Kaya is pretending he is a push-me/pull-you; her hat is on his other end!
It has
been a very LONG day and the two girls are awfully worn out. Sleep good dreams
^_^.
That last pic is so beautiful <3
ReplyDeleteWillow, I had a Kachina doll when I was young. Looks like you had another big day sightseeing. I loved this day of photos. Great idea to make a collage so you can share lots of photos.
ReplyDeleteI Googled Kachina dolls and Wikipedia had a picture of the display at the Heard Museum!
DeleteFawn
The girls look adorable in their western wear. They were very brave to stand on the glass bridge.
ReplyDeleteFawn
Boy, this looks like a blast! Willow is lucky! My favorite picture is the last. It reminds me of the beauty in God's creation. Love the dolls there!
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT
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