https://padlet.com/EdwardCerruti/About Edward Cerruti is a Massachusetts attorney with over two decades of legal experience and over fifteen years’ experience serving as an insurance defense counsel. In his free time, Edward Cerruti enjoys boating and fishing. He is a member of the Wessagussett Yacht Club and enjoys taking his boat out in the Hingham Bay. On dry land, he enjoys taking long excursions on his road bike. He also enjoys working in the yard, and can often be found gardening. Mr. Cerruti loves to travel, and has had a longtime love of American history. He combines these two passions by traveling throughout the United States and visiting historic sites such as the Little Big Horn Battlefield, walking the Freedom Trail in Boston, and visiting memorials, monuments, and museums throughout the country. He also enjoys visiting scenic locations such as the Grand Canyon, the White Mountains, and Mount St. Helen's. As a longtime Boston-area resident, Mr. Cerruti is an avid supporter of Boston teams such as the Red Sox, the Bruins, and the Celtics. en-us 2017-04-13 06:20:48 UTC 2025-11-13 07:09:39 UTC hello@padlet.com EdwardCerruti https://padlet.com/EdwardCerruti/About/wish/173901662 2017-05-25 20:37:35 UTC https://padlet.com/EdwardCerruti/About/wish/173901662 EdwardCerruti https://padlet.com/EdwardCerruti/About/wish/173901697 2017-05-25 20:37:54 UTC https://padlet.com/EdwardCerruti/About/wish/173901697 EdwardCerruti https://padlet.com/EdwardCerruti/About/wish/173901734 2017-05-25 20:38:12 UTC https://padlet.com/EdwardCerruti/About/wish/173901734 EdwardCerruti https://padlet.com/EdwardCerruti/About/wish/173901759 2017-05-25 20:38:29 UTC https://padlet.com/EdwardCerruti/About/wish/173901759 EdwardCerruti https://padlet.com/EdwardCerruti/About/wish/175661655 Edward Cerruti has served as an attorney for more than 15 years, litigating such matters as insurance coverage, contracts, and fraud. In his leisure time, Edward Cerruti enjoys traveling in the United States, including to the Navajo National Monument in Arizona. 

Located on the Shonto Plateau within the Navajo Nation near Kayenta, the Navajo National Monument encompasses three cliff dwellings set beneath overhanging sandstone. The Anasazi tribe, a precursor to the Navajo and Pueblo peoples, built the dwellings sometime in the 13th century. Research indicates that while the Anasazi lived there only 50 years, they left many artifacts, which were discovered in the early 20th century. 

The most accessible of the park’s three cliff dwellings is the 135-room Betatakin. Tourists can either walk a half mile from the visitor center to see the dwellings from a distance or take a challenging 2.5-mile hike to see them up close.

Harder to reach but equally impressive is Keet Seel, which sits 8.5 miles from the visitor center. Most of Keet Steel’s rooms are prohibited to visitors, however. A third set of dwellings, Inscription House, is closed because of its fragile condition.

Although parts of the park are open year-round, daily tours are possible only from the end of May through the middle of September. The only exception are hikes on the shorter trail to Betatakin, which are available on non-summer weekends when the weather permits.]]> 2017-06-08 03:08:26 UTC https://padlet.com/EdwardCerruti/About/wish/175661655