At first glance is appears drab and desolate but there is a peace here. The Indians are not bunched together in towns for the most part but have small simple homes scattered far apart. Off from almost every house is a hogan. Here the hogans are octagonal and look to be made of logs with domed or sloping roofs. They stand off from the house several hundred feet.
Many houses have simple corrals close by.
The people everywhere have been so friendly and warm. All day, we watched the clouds move across the valley. The earth is grey and when wet very sticky because of the clay. About the only vegetation are giant tumbleweeds. Tonight I went for a short drive down a deserted road until it ended.