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Stop #9 Santa Fe, New Mexico
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Stop #9 Santa Fe, New Mexico

1610 — Spanish capital: Spanish colonists under Pedro de Peralta established Santa Fe as the capital of Nuevo México. It became the governmental center of the Spanish colony. Santa Fe is commonly described as the oldest continuously inhabited state capital in the United States.

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Stop #7C Grand Canyon,AZ
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Stop #7C Grand Canyon,AZ

The Grand Canyon is a record of Earth's history: rocks nearly 2 billion years old, in layers that preserve ancient oceans, deserts, and forests.

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Stop #7B Walnut Canyon
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Stop #7B Walnut Canyon

President Woodrow Wilson made Walnut Canyon a national monument on November 30, 1915, protecting its archaeological sites for future generations.

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Stop #7A Flagstaff, AZ
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Stop #7A Flagstaff, AZ

Before the town, the area was known as Antelope Spring. The commonly accepted story dates the name Flagstaff to Boston emigrants on July 4, 1876.

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Stop #6 Mesa Verde National Park, CO
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Stop #6 Mesa Verde National Park, CO

Stop six on our road trip: Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado, where the Ancestral Pueblo people built more than 600 cliff dwellings.

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Stop #5 La Junta, CO
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Stop #5 La Junta, CO

Stop five, La Junta, Colorado: the cabin we booked turned out to be a one-room trailer all but in a Walmart parking lot. It was actually pretty nice.

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Stop #4 Oakley, KS
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Stop #4 Oakley, KS

Stop four on our road trip: Oakley, Kansas, a town founded in 1884 along the old Smoky Hill Trail, the settlers' route across the Great Plains.

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