Yesterday Barbara and I traveled north of Kanab to the Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park. The sand dunes are formed by the wind erosion of the nearby Navajo Sandstone. The color, as you might guess, comes from the predominant color of the sandstone. These are some of the most striking dunes I’ve ever seen.
On the way back to Kanab we made a quick stop at the Moqui Cave. This is a natural sandstone cave that was opened in 1951 as a dancehall and bar. The owner; however, always had his sights set on making it into a museum. Today the cave is a museum and gift shop but the original bar, barstools and dance floor still remain.
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