These rock formations are called hoodoos and are carved by the wind. The best place to see hoodoos is Bryce Canyon National Park but its nice that there are a few here in the refuge. There is also a neat "window" rock formation just to the right of the smaller hoodoo. The painted desert trail is a nice hike that is a little over a mile long. The trail goes through lots of different colored rock, purples, pinks, greens, reds, yellows and whites which makes it beautiful.
We are almost packed up and ready to hit the road. Only three more working days. We've said goodbye to our friends at several rv parks. They are all leaving the same time we are. I'm going to miss the freezer and big oven in the volunteer kitchen. We got really spoiled having the volunteer building with the huge kitchen to use.
We've been caulking around the 5th wheel. Some of the old caulking had pulled apart. We are trying to make the rig ready for rain. We haven't been in a real rain storm since last spring. Right now we are enjoying some wind and looking at the blowing dust as far as the eye can see. Rain sounds good about now.
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