| This is what we saw! |
We then headed down to the Window Rock flea
market and spent the next hour shopping.
Our group had some great finds including jewelry, cow boy boots and our
favorite… banana bread.
| Some of our purchases at the flea market |
Afterwards, half
of our group decided to visit the zoo because it was free zoo day. They were impressed by the amount of animals
there and even saw a porcupine that lived in its own Hogan. Next we drove a half hour to visit the flea
market in Gallup. The flea market was
huge and we got to see more of the Navajo culture through the crafts and handy
work.
Overall the team really enjoyed our experience at Window
Rock and Gallup. We loved visiting
Window Rock and learning more about the code talkers. We also enjoyed the flea markets because it
was a great opportunity to visit with the people and learn more about how they made
their crafts. Most of us, however,
wished that we would have waited to do our shopping till the Gallup flea market
since there was a larger selection there and most items were cheaper. In the future we would recommend going to
Gallup first and stopping at Window Rock on the way home because Window Rock
had more unique items that you would not be able to find at the Gallup flea
market. Overall it was a great day and
a wonderful cultural experience.
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