 Day 11 - First day out of Sedona, stopped on Route 66 at Williams and had a coffee. |
 Then visited the train station (where the train trips to the Grand Canyon start) and said hello to the caboose. |
 Had dinner in Peach Springs and were entertained in the lobby by a Navaho hoop dancer and friends. |
 Day 12 - Off for a torturous jeep ride over a bumpy dirt road through the Havasupai Indian Reservation to the bottom of the Grand Canyon near the western rim. |
 Where Beth took a swim in the Colorado River. |
 Bev got her feet wet. This shot is looking upstream towards the eastern end of the Grand Canyon. |
 Bev took this photo of Beth posing as a mermaid on a rock. This photo is looking towards the western end of the Grand Canyon. |
 The beach where the jeeps parked and we had lunch. |
 Day 13 - Visited the Grand Canyon Caverns after spending the night at the Grand Canyon Caverns Inn ( a quaintly old fashioned American motel). |
 Bev poses with Gertie, a reconstruction of a giant sloth whose bones were discovered in the caverns. |
 Took this photo of the Grand Canyon when we went through the Desert View section of the park on the way to Page. |
 Day 14 - In Page we came across Blair's Trading Post. |
 This is Wahweap Marina at Lake Powell. |
 Crossed the border into Utah for a photo of Lone Rock in Lake Powell. |
 Here we are at the lookout over Glen Canyon dam which created Lake Powell. |
 This is looking down the Glen Canyon Gorge below the day. |
 We met a lovely couple, Greg and Kristin, modern day American gypsies living out of their motor home, on the boat trip to see the Rainbow Bridge. |
 Here we are at the stern getting wet from the spray sent up not only by the wake but also by the strong winds we were having. |
 Our first sight of the Rainbow Bridge. We're walking along a pontoon pathway laid down from the dock. |
 A closer view of Rainbow Bridge. This was a close as we walked because we were too puffed to climb any further. |
 Greg emailed us this photo he took from much closer. |
 Here's Bev trudging back down the trail to the boat. You can see the end of the pontoon walkway at the bend in the river. |
 The boat had to squeeze through twisty narrow openings to get to the bridge from the lake proper. |
 Here we are almost back to the marina. The wind got up and it was rough. |
That's all for now folks. Next installment will be all desert.