After the umpteenth time had packed my things and then stowed in the trunk, I went to the ' National Museum of Nuclear Science and History ', which brings closer to war alongside the usual device, the potential for nuclear technology in medicine and energy. It started with a 'Hall of Fame' in the figures such as Marie Curie and Albert Einstein are considered the ancestors of nuclear technology honored. Thereafter, the museum is divided into three strands dei military, medical and energy that you can go through in any order. The military is obviously the biggest area that was not typical but kept factual and the usual patriotism moves refreshingly remains in the background. After I informed enough and had done played with the experiments, I looked in my smart book more attractions de r city. Since I had already visited some of the previous day and not for me everything that is listed in the guide, is of interest, I eventually moved on towards Chinle. This village itself is about as exciting as a towel to dry when observed, but is located near the ' Canyon de Chelle ' whose GEsc hich not te only 250
years back as most American 
s history, but about 4500 years. The gorges themselves are worth the trip, the ancient pueblos such as the 1000 year old 'White House' are due to your exceptional design, the icing on the cake of the canyon. Meanwhile, there is the 'White House' just a ruin, which may be entered by anybody to protect them more, but is nonetheless still impressive by the manner in which it was built in a crevice. As it now already at 19 ° ° Clock happened, wu it rde time to look around for the night. Unfortunately, there was in the small village of only 3 motels, which are either fully booked or too expensive for me were. For rooms that I had had for less than $ 40, I was not prepared to spend $ 120 a night. So I decided to do, to drive to Flagstaff and hope someday to find a motel. That was something positive, because during a sunset to ride on the top edge of a canyon, and all currencies end a dust storm created an atmosphere which can not be described. After about 2hours ride I reached to 22 ° ° Clock Holbrook, where I found for about $ 45 a place to stay for the night. The next day I drove to Flagstaff. On the way I was dorhin by 
large billboards, which are found on all highways, a meteor crater carefully made, which was located just off the interstate. So I took the long route around 30km aufmich and was not disappointed as the 'Meteor Crater ' is truly an impressive testimony to the incredible energy of such a collision. On the edge of the crater There is a visitor center with museum, in which one can learn through interactive exhibits of meteorites. After I had looked at the museum, I went outside to the edge of the crater. The bottom of the crater is not accessible for visitors, but with the free en telescopes to view everything is still good. I took some photos, but because of the tremendous squalls but was not so simple. After I had braved the wind gusts around 15 minutes, a park ranger came up to me and my te, I should soon be back on our way, for going in 20 minutes 
closed because of the emerging Sand-/Staubsturmes the road for an indefinite period. So I went back inside, the course was limited by the souvenir shop to a minimum and went again on the way to Flagstaff, because the idea might be stuck here all day, I wanted to befriend me. The trip to Flagstaff was then also very exciting because through the sand / dust visibility shrank to below 200m in places, and through the squalls laughed ears now and then all four tires the grip and the whole car was about 10-15cm off to one side. Drove truck's and caravans in rows to the curb to the storm to be seen and the few who drove very slowly and did so much lurching. When I finally got to my destination, the ' Sunset Crater people 
ano National Monument ' in coming n was, ha tte the storm due to of the forest that was so and, in the field, something laughed ears of power. The first station of the park 'Lenox Crater Trial' was. The way to this hill is 90m high defiance of its length of only about 600m not to underestimate the the entire route consists of loose, black basalt sand, making it very hard to reach the summit. Then I made the 1.6 km long 'LavaFlow Trail' by, as the name suggests, leads through an area that was completely covered by lava. The whole area looks like from another world and is due to the rugged, black rocks and tall trees, the absolute opposite of the White Sands. After some time I had stayed in this world black, I drove further north to the nearby ' Wupatki National Monument '. As I reached the visitor center and go as I was looking around after a brief asked by a ranger, if I took a 
r tour would be interested in starting soon. As I understand due to rapid speech and dialect, only half, I accepted. After about 5 minutes I realized that this was a wild plant field trip. Despite my missing green thumb for a long time this was about 2.5 Stü 
LinkedIn walk around the Wupatki Pueblo around very interesting. Even though I repeatedly expressed by the many far from understood everything, it was still interesting to know how it was an incredible number of uses for the plants. Medicine, food, firewood, building materials and spices are just some of the possibilities. One of the plants is even 102 different possibilities of the terms offered. This high number is of course only condition, eg if you use any medical detailing what the incredible versatility of the growth but not diminish. I then went on to Kingman, as this the 'Grand Canyon Skywalk' the nearest place is what I will visit tomorrow.
So, that's it for today.
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