and yet another

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Scattered around the pueblos of the Hotel Santa Fe guests discover numerous icons which link together to make 4 separate trails, each representing aspects of desert life.

Along the "Trail of Artefacts" guests discover a Saguaro cactus encased in a huge glass structure. The arms of the cactus are decorated with brightly coloured flowers but the shadows they cast are of human beings!!!
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and there is even a grounded flying saucer as in Roswell, New Mexico!.
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There is also a very brightly coloured reminder of the dangers of life in the desert
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and the wrecks of old cars abandoned along Route 66.
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The "Trail of Water"
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examines the importance of water in desert life. Beginning high on the tallest pueblo and cascading downwards. Guests can follow its journey as it fills streams and fountains
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The “Trail of Monuments is symbolised by a bird (why?)
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and is supposed to be reminiscent of Monument Valley, a Navajo Tribal Park in Utah. (It pays to have a good imagination here!!)
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Finally on the “Trail of Legends” symbolised by the White Bison
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a volcano (again – why??)
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and a golden building (representing the Gold Rush)
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remind guests of the legends of the Wild West.

There are more details (in French) on this site: http://membres.lycos.fr/disneylandparisguide/hotel_hsf_desc.php
 

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