Chief Tsosie
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*Upper And Lower Antelope Canyon Tours
*Chief Tsosie Tours
*Chief Tsosie’s Website
Not only do the Antelope Slot Canyon Tours By Chief Tsosie Page Az casinos offer higher RTP (return to player) games than traditional live casinos, they also offer welcome deposit bonuses that is meant to get you to choose to deposit your money at their casino. What many people don’t know is that playing with a good and fair deposit bonus gives you a much, much higher chance of leaving the games with a profit. Guided Tour to Upper Antelope Canyon - Chief Tsosie’s guides know all the hot spots and they will guide you through an amazing natural wonder of Antelope Canyon. They will provide you with the secret knowledge of photographing the beams and dance with the sand.
Join Chief Tsosie’s Antelope Slot Canyon Tours for a special trip to an even more special place. Located near the Navajo Reservation town of LeChee, AZ, Cathedral Canyon evokes feelings of reverence and awe with features like 100’ high sandstone walls and super-sized boulders thrust into gravity-defying nooks and crannies by intense flash. Details about TSOSIE ORIGINAL PAINTING VINTAGE NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN CHIEF DANCING TRIBAL. TSOSIE ORIGINAL PAINTING VINTAGE NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN CHIEF DANCING TRIBAL. Item Information. Condition:-not specified. Was: Original price US $950.00. What does this price mean? Recent sales price provided by the seller. Dishonest, Cheating Company-Chief Tsosie. This is a dishonest company you should avoid at all cost. Made reservations in February for a tour August 16. Reservation GURANTEE states ’All tours canceled 72 or more before the tour are refunded 100%’. I canceled the tour July 16. I sent an email, no response.
FRUITLAND – Robbin Tanner carefully arranged supplies needed to administer the first doses of COVID-19 vaccines to David and Nina Mays at their home on the Navajo Nation.
Tanner, a public health nurse with Northern Navajo Medical Center, has been working with Maxine Tsosie, a community health representative with the Navajo Department of Health, to identify and vaccinate individuals who are unable to leave home, typically due to illness or age.
David Mays greeted Tanner and Tsosie on Feb. 24, then talked about his bout with COVID-19 last March and about his interest in getting the vaccine.
The couple tried to get vaccinated at drive-thru events in Nenahnezad and Upper Fruitland but were discouraged by long lines and hearing that supplies were limited.................................................................
“I’m glad we have people like y’all to come around and help,” David Mays, 67, said after receiving a shot of the Moderna vaccine.
Moderna is used for homebound individuals because the requirements for storage and handling are not as stringent as the Pfizer vaccine, Tanner explained.Upper And Lower Antelope Canyon Tours
Nina Mays, 50, squinted when the needle pricked her skin.
“I feel a lot better. I wanted to get it and get it over, get it done,” she said.
Tanner reminded the couple that they still need to wear masks and practice other safety measures to protect against the virus.
Public health nurses from the Indian Health Service and community health representatives from the tribe’s program have worked together to provide health care services to homebound individuals before COVID-19, but now their work has taken on greater meaning as vaccination efforts ramp up on tribal land.
Native American communities have been hit especially hard by the virus with higher rates of infection and death.
The Navajo Nation had the highest per-capita infection rate in the country in May 2020. As of Wednesday, the tribe had 29,794 cases and 1,187 deaths.
Vaccines began arriving to health care facilities on the Navajo Nation in December.
Since then the IHS and tribal organizations have been rigorously administering vaccines to members, surpassing a goal of giving 100,000 doses by the end of February.
Navajo Area IHS Chief Medical Officer Loretta Christensen told reporters Feb. 25 that the agency has taken a multi-pronged approach in vaccine education and distribution, as part of efforts to reach “community immunity.”
This includes building on the connection between public health nurses and community health representatives because they have boots on the ground and are familiar with communities.
“We have the advantage in IHS, and I think one of the strongest aspects of IHS is our public health nursing and our relationship with the tribes in their community health representatives,” Christensen said.
This collaboration has resulted in 4,000 to 5,000 individuals receiving vaccines at home, she added.Antelope Canyon Closed Until Further Notice!
Antelope Slot Canyon Tours by Chief Tsosie is located in Page Arizona, right next to Lake Powell, in the center of the Grand Circle. Navajo owned and operated by Chief Tsosie, you’ll enjoy our personal tour of the breathtaking Antelope Canyon and other spectacular adventures! A special highlight of the tour will be the authentic beauty of Native American flute music resonating throughout antelope canyon. Hear the wonderful Native American stories associated with antelope canyon by Chief Tsosie and his guides. Come, visit, listen, and personally experience the sound of the flute as it resonates through the mystical canyons. more info Year Round Tour Times (Mon-Sun) - 8:30am, 10:30am, 1:00pm, 3:00pm
*Length: 1 ½ hour
*Price: Adult - 88.00 for 10:30 & 1:00 toursChild - 78.00 for 10:30 & 1:00 tours (6-12yrs.)
*Price: Adult - 73.00 for 8:30 & 3:00 toursChild - 63.00 for 8:30 & 3:00 tours (6-12yrs.)
*Tax and Permit included in the price.Summer Tour Time Additions (Mon-Sat / Apr 1 - Sept 30) - 6:30am & 5:00pm
*Length: 1 ½ hour
*Price: Adult - 63.00Child - 53.00 (6-12yrs)
*Tax and Permit included in the price.
Chief Tsosie’s guides know all the hot spots and they will guide you through an amazing natural wonder of Antelope Canyon. They will provide you with the secret knowledge of photographing the beams and dance with the sand. We will have little chance to be alone in the canyon on this tour, nor will we be able to hear the quiet that some of the other tour-times provide, but this tour is a photographic extravaganza. We believe we have the best time starting at 10:30 am for photographing the canyon. We get the early development of the light beams and stay until the beams start to lift off the canyon floor. This tour is lead with precision and experience.
10:30 am (peak hour) - This is the prime sunbeam tour. The colors are uniform throughout the canyon and visibility is good. If some of the colors are not as brilliant, be assured that at their worst, they are spectacular. We linger at the sunbeams which pour down like heavenly messages. We will have little chance to be alone in the canyon on this tour, nor will we be able to hear the quite that some of the other tour-times provide, but this is a visual extravaganza. Sunbeam comes in from April 1 - Sept 30.
1:00 pm (peak hour) - The colors are very similar to the late morning tour, but the north end is slowly becoming the brightest, most colorful end. Some of the people are beginning to thin out, which allows you a more personal experience. A marvelous blend of color, shape, and majesty will strike you on this tour!Chief Tsosie Tours
3:00 pm and 5:00 pm - The richness of color in the afternoon rivals the morning. Calming and still, the canyon becomes clear of other adventures. There is a good chance that you will have parts of the canyon all to yourself. It is a time to pause for reflection in a spiritual wonderland, let the quiet and color soak into your bone marrow, and take a bit of the canyon into your heart.Chief Tsosie’s Website
***Please Note: If you are taking the Upper and Lower Tours on the same day, you only pay the Navajo Permit fee once. Just show your receipt at the Lower Antelope tour booth and the fee will be waived.
Register here: http://gg.gg/ongq2
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*Upper And Lower Antelope Canyon Tours
*Chief Tsosie Tours
*Chief Tsosie’s Website
Not only do the Antelope Slot Canyon Tours By Chief Tsosie Page Az casinos offer higher RTP (return to player) games than traditional live casinos, they also offer welcome deposit bonuses that is meant to get you to choose to deposit your money at their casino. What many people don’t know is that playing with a good and fair deposit bonus gives you a much, much higher chance of leaving the games with a profit. Guided Tour to Upper Antelope Canyon - Chief Tsosie’s guides know all the hot spots and they will guide you through an amazing natural wonder of Antelope Canyon. They will provide you with the secret knowledge of photographing the beams and dance with the sand.
Join Chief Tsosie’s Antelope Slot Canyon Tours for a special trip to an even more special place. Located near the Navajo Reservation town of LeChee, AZ, Cathedral Canyon evokes feelings of reverence and awe with features like 100’ high sandstone walls and super-sized boulders thrust into gravity-defying nooks and crannies by intense flash. Details about TSOSIE ORIGINAL PAINTING VINTAGE NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN CHIEF DANCING TRIBAL. TSOSIE ORIGINAL PAINTING VINTAGE NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN CHIEF DANCING TRIBAL. Item Information. Condition:-not specified. Was: Original price US $950.00. What does this price mean? Recent sales price provided by the seller. Dishonest, Cheating Company-Chief Tsosie. This is a dishonest company you should avoid at all cost. Made reservations in February for a tour August 16. Reservation GURANTEE states ’All tours canceled 72 or more before the tour are refunded 100%’. I canceled the tour July 16. I sent an email, no response.
FRUITLAND – Robbin Tanner carefully arranged supplies needed to administer the first doses of COVID-19 vaccines to David and Nina Mays at their home on the Navajo Nation.
Tanner, a public health nurse with Northern Navajo Medical Center, has been working with Maxine Tsosie, a community health representative with the Navajo Department of Health, to identify and vaccinate individuals who are unable to leave home, typically due to illness or age.
David Mays greeted Tanner and Tsosie on Feb. 24, then talked about his bout with COVID-19 last March and about his interest in getting the vaccine.
The couple tried to get vaccinated at drive-thru events in Nenahnezad and Upper Fruitland but were discouraged by long lines and hearing that supplies were limited.................................................................
“I’m glad we have people like y’all to come around and help,” David Mays, 67, said after receiving a shot of the Moderna vaccine.
Moderna is used for homebound individuals because the requirements for storage and handling are not as stringent as the Pfizer vaccine, Tanner explained.Upper And Lower Antelope Canyon Tours
Nina Mays, 50, squinted when the needle pricked her skin.
“I feel a lot better. I wanted to get it and get it over, get it done,” she said.
Tanner reminded the couple that they still need to wear masks and practice other safety measures to protect against the virus.
Public health nurses from the Indian Health Service and community health representatives from the tribe’s program have worked together to provide health care services to homebound individuals before COVID-19, but now their work has taken on greater meaning as vaccination efforts ramp up on tribal land.
Native American communities have been hit especially hard by the virus with higher rates of infection and death.
The Navajo Nation had the highest per-capita infection rate in the country in May 2020. As of Wednesday, the tribe had 29,794 cases and 1,187 deaths.
Vaccines began arriving to health care facilities on the Navajo Nation in December.
Since then the IHS and tribal organizations have been rigorously administering vaccines to members, surpassing a goal of giving 100,000 doses by the end of February.
Navajo Area IHS Chief Medical Officer Loretta Christensen told reporters Feb. 25 that the agency has taken a multi-pronged approach in vaccine education and distribution, as part of efforts to reach “community immunity.”
This includes building on the connection between public health nurses and community health representatives because they have boots on the ground and are familiar with communities.
“We have the advantage in IHS, and I think one of the strongest aspects of IHS is our public health nursing and our relationship with the tribes in their community health representatives,” Christensen said.
This collaboration has resulted in 4,000 to 5,000 individuals receiving vaccines at home, she added.Antelope Canyon Closed Until Further Notice!
Antelope Slot Canyon Tours by Chief Tsosie is located in Page Arizona, right next to Lake Powell, in the center of the Grand Circle. Navajo owned and operated by Chief Tsosie, you’ll enjoy our personal tour of the breathtaking Antelope Canyon and other spectacular adventures! A special highlight of the tour will be the authentic beauty of Native American flute music resonating throughout antelope canyon. Hear the wonderful Native American stories associated with antelope canyon by Chief Tsosie and his guides. Come, visit, listen, and personally experience the sound of the flute as it resonates through the mystical canyons. more info Year Round Tour Times (Mon-Sun) - 8:30am, 10:30am, 1:00pm, 3:00pm
*Length: 1 ½ hour
*Price: Adult - 88.00 for 10:30 & 1:00 toursChild - 78.00 for 10:30 & 1:00 tours (6-12yrs.)
*Price: Adult - 73.00 for 8:30 & 3:00 toursChild - 63.00 for 8:30 & 3:00 tours (6-12yrs.)
*Tax and Permit included in the price.Summer Tour Time Additions (Mon-Sat / Apr 1 - Sept 30) - 6:30am & 5:00pm
*Length: 1 ½ hour
*Price: Adult - 63.00Child - 53.00 (6-12yrs)
*Tax and Permit included in the price.
Chief Tsosie’s guides know all the hot spots and they will guide you through an amazing natural wonder of Antelope Canyon. They will provide you with the secret knowledge of photographing the beams and dance with the sand. We will have little chance to be alone in the canyon on this tour, nor will we be able to hear the quiet that some of the other tour-times provide, but this tour is a photographic extravaganza. We believe we have the best time starting at 10:30 am for photographing the canyon. We get the early development of the light beams and stay until the beams start to lift off the canyon floor. This tour is lead with precision and experience.
10:30 am (peak hour) - This is the prime sunbeam tour. The colors are uniform throughout the canyon and visibility is good. If some of the colors are not as brilliant, be assured that at their worst, they are spectacular. We linger at the sunbeams which pour down like heavenly messages. We will have little chance to be alone in the canyon on this tour, nor will we be able to hear the quite that some of the other tour-times provide, but this is a visual extravaganza. Sunbeam comes in from April 1 - Sept 30.
1:00 pm (peak hour) - The colors are very similar to the late morning tour, but the north end is slowly becoming the brightest, most colorful end. Some of the people are beginning to thin out, which allows you a more personal experience. A marvelous blend of color, shape, and majesty will strike you on this tour!Chief Tsosie Tours
3:00 pm and 5:00 pm - The richness of color in the afternoon rivals the morning. Calming and still, the canyon becomes clear of other adventures. There is a good chance that you will have parts of the canyon all to yourself. It is a time to pause for reflection in a spiritual wonderland, let the quiet and color soak into your bone marrow, and take a bit of the canyon into your heart.Chief Tsosie’s Website
***Please Note: If you are taking the Upper and Lower Tours on the same day, you only pay the Navajo Permit fee once. Just show your receipt at the Lower Antelope tour booth and the fee will be waived.
Register here: http://gg.gg/ongq2
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