After the volcano tour, we went to Wupatki, an 800-year-old remnant of what is thought to have been a meeting place, and the largest pueblo around.  Although much of the pueblo is gone, the ruins are still interesting and well worth a visit.  Below are a few pictures of Wupatki.

There were more ruins near the road, some nearer than others.

After this adventure, we drove to the Arizona Snow Bowl, which is a ski area.  I rode a chair lift from a height of 9500 feet to 11,500.  The views were wonderful.  It was almost like flying–well, maybe more like hovering.  Many times, the chair was high above the ground, which is why I rode alone.  Someone else remained below.  I did get a headache in the way down, probably as a result of going from 7000 feet (at Flagstaff) to 11,500 in the space of about an hour.

We ate at Denny’s in Flagstaff that night and went to bed at 8:30.  The next day we were going to the Grand Canyon.