20 August 2013
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I would have also! Enjoying your photos of the resorts!
ReplyDeleteHahaha! I don't remember seeing that. Very cute!
ReplyDeleteYour photo trip (4 us!) around these wonderful, vintage western resorts has been wonderful!
ReplyDeleteHa!! What a jokester someone at Westward Look is...I'd have fallen for it too, expecting what?? I saw the mask on the wall first and thought maybe here was the ancient, secret Rain Dance of the Anasazi!!
Instead it is the quintisential office water cooler...which perhaps DID originate in the Kivas of the villages!!