Comments on: The Grand Canyon http://www.followingthedream.com/archives/116 A journey around the world Mon, 06 Sep 2010 18:23:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 By: GrandDad http://www.followingthedream.com/archives/116#comment-981 GrandDad Fri, 27 Nov 2009 23:13:40 +0000 http://www.followingthedream.com/archives/116#comment-981 You two do amazing things when touring - way over the top of the average person! I am still laughing about the overturned boat in the Page, AZ write-up. What a sight you must have been! A video of your proposal - what a treasure! Talk about must see TV! February 2008, Mary Ann and I spent 10 days in Sedona, AZ. We put 1300 miles on our rental PT Cruiser - ours was white- in 10 days. We drove to the Grand Canyon for a day and rode the shuttle around and got off to see the sights. The mules had just climbed out of the canyon when we visited that stop and we got to talk with the handler. We had lunch at the Grand Hotel. It was windy but no rain. I was surprised at how close I could stand next to the edge of the canyon with out a guardrail and look straight down 1000's of feet. And Chris you pretended to tie your shoe. No wonder Casey thought that was a bad idea. This was our first trip to AZ and we made the rounds- Painted Desert, native cliff ruins, old silver mining towns, etc. You tell an interesting story! You two do amazing things when touring - way over the top of the average person! I am still laughing about the overturned boat in the Page, AZ write-up. What a sight you must have been!

A video of your proposal - what a treasure! Talk about must see TV!

February 2008, Mary Ann and I spent 10 days in Sedona, AZ. We put 1300 miles on our rental PT Cruiser - ours was white- in 10 days. We drove to the Grand Canyon for a day and rode the shuttle around and got off to see the sights. The mules had just climbed out of the canyon when we visited that stop and we got to talk with the handler. We had lunch at the Grand Hotel. It was windy but no rain. I was surprised at how close I could stand next to the edge of the canyon with out a guardrail and look straight down 1000’s of feet. And Chris you pretended to tie your shoe. No wonder Casey thought that was a bad idea. This was our first trip to AZ and we made the rounds- Painted Desert, native cliff ruins, old silver mining towns, etc.

You tell an interesting story!

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