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Shonto Trading Post - Shonto, AZ


DAY 5
MON 1 OCT 2012
Long drive from Bryce Canyon, Utah to Monument Valley, AZ = close to 5 hrs, 276 miles.
I'm not sure why we stopped here. We must've seen a sign, or something. I love stopping in small villages and towns in these remote areas. So much history, ancient spirits, interesting people and surroundings.
Founded in 1915 by John Wetherill and Joe Lee, Shonto (loosely translated as “spring in the sunshine”) is often frequented by Navajos who are descendants of those who survived “The Long Walk” (see also this link). These are traditional Navajo, and much of the art and weavings you find here is authentic.
Shonto Trading Post
Indn Rte 221
AZ 86054
Off of hwy 98, just before the junction of hwy 160
MON 1 OCT 2012
Long drive from Bryce Canyon, Utah to Monument Valley, AZ = close to 5 hrs, 276 miles.
I'm not sure why we stopped here. We must've seen a sign, or something. I love stopping in small villages and towns in these remote areas. So much history, ancient spirits, interesting people and surroundings.
Founded in 1915 by John Wetherill and Joe Lee, Shonto (loosely translated as “spring in the sunshine”) is often frequented by Navajos who are descendants of those who survived “The Long Walk” (see also this link). These are traditional Navajo, and much of the art and weavings you find here is authentic.
Shonto Trading Post
Indn Rte 221
AZ 86054
Off of hwy 98, just before the junction of hwy 160
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