A favored position is for relatives to act like a bear and get down on all fours. Their left hand is in Utah, their right hand is in Colorado, their right foot is in New Mexico, and their left foot is in Arizona. It is an appropriate picture to carry home and show to friends on a cold winter night. The monument is surrounded by a giant flea market . A variety of makeshift huts are filled with cheap knives, glassware, rings of varying sizes, necklaces, and a vast array of other jewels of dubious value.
Every price is negotiable.
Included as part of the admission to the flea market is a place of comfort, a row of portable toilets located in Utah. The entire area surrounding the flea market is circled by a posse of pickup trucks. The San Juan River passes through Four Corners, and the inhabitants of the area are greatly concerned with problems surrounding the life of the squawfish. Squawfish are rather flabby fish that can grow to five feet in length and weigh as much as 100 pounds. The chubby little fellas can no longer migrate upstream during the spring because of several dams placed along the San Juan river.