Cortez to Grand Canyon

March 22

We drove 305 miles this day and the scene continually changed.

We were driving through an Indian reservation. 

There were unusual rock structures, eroded sand, miles of flat

land with nothing but scrub bushes and an occasional old trailer

 with broken down cars scattered about, then a small group

of Indian Homes

                           

These were called Elephant Feet

    We stopped at a small roadside stand, where this man and his

wife were selling their wares.  He was carving out of stone and

 she was making jewelry.  He told us he'd been to Salamanca, NY

 and Syracuse. I asked him if I could take his picture. He said,

after you buy something, I told him then I'd charge him

for the picture.  He laughed and let me take it. 

THE GRAND CANYON

This is a must see for everyone

I don't like heights so this was scary for me to look down

in the canyon.  I kinda stood back in some places. Larry

took the pictures.  It's amazing, if you don't see it in person, 

 you can't imagine the beauty and how awesome it is.  

I did take this one but notice how far away from the edge I was !

Wish these pictures could be in 3D so you could see how deep and

beautiful it really is. Well, make plans to visit it, you won't be sorry

Hopefully we'll reach California tomorrow. Larry wants to visit a

man who collects and restores Hudsons.  On Saturday we'll meet

a Kested relative that I've never met.  She gives tours of Crystal

Cathedral, so will give us a personal tour. Then on to visit the

Crannell's, Moulton's and our granddaugther Stephanie.