Best Western El Rey Inn And Suites Cedar City

... the town itself is not the major attraction, but the area surrounding it is). <br>Cedar City didn't list much in the way of campgrounds so I stayed in Kanarraville, a little spit of a town. But, the campground had a shower, and I was in grave need, and a laundromat...Roxi's hairy and her blankies needed washing. It was also suppose to storm...I wanted to be plugged in. Shortly after arriving, Steve greeted me...my neighbor ...

... that aliens landed multiple times in the past and the signs are all present if we choose to see them: the pyramids of Giza, the linear lines of the Nazca, and an ancient map of Antarctica remarkably accurate and taken from an areal view rather than other maps of the time drawn from a ground perspective. Many of the petro glyphs at Parowan looked like alien beings with three fingers or planets connected by lines. There were also many drawings that looked like ...

... of light was. My dad answered "the sun;" I answered "&#1089;&#1086;&#1083;&#1085;&#1094;&#1 077;" =D The guy looked a bit surprised and asked "You speak Rashin?" I giggled, "&#1095;&#1091;&#1090;&#1100;-&#1095;&# 1091;&#1090;&#1100;." XD Hehehe, he just kinda walked off shocked and quietly asked, "How do you know Rashin?" XD Lolz, that made my day XD We returned to camp to pack up and then ...

... a bit Christmassy. But being Christmas eve, finding a place to eat is not easy. We eventually find something at Chillis. And one of the highlights of the trip occurs when we are eating dinner - it starts to snow. A wish fulfilled - a white Christmas. Its snows heavily and we have about two inches by midnight. Better still, the snow will clear before we need to drive on. Just perfect. Zac is very excited. He has his own little nook to sleep in ...

... from the desert brush to taller pines, real trees! Now we were close and I wanted off but I just couldn't as a badge of honor I made it. The views were spectacular and any one behind me probably thought there was a bobble head riding a motorcycle because I couldn't keep myself from looking at everything. I felt small like a little red bug cruising across the country. I can't say I gained any wisdom. But I probably won't forget it any time soon

... Street. For our evening meal we drove about 4 miles back up Rt 14 to a Steak House which was FANTASTIC - we realized we haven't eaten very well for a while now. The whole experience was enhanced by some black hummingbirds that flew around the restaurant - the owners had put up some of those feeders for them. Boy....are they fast but then they stop on a dime and hover in one spot. The evening was even better &gt;&gt; we ...

... in the Pioneer Lodge coffee shop using the net. Tomorrow is our full-day canyon adventure. We get picked up at 6:30 a.m. We're eating in again tonight - Karin Lewis pasta - and rewarding ourselves tomorrow night with Mexican food in town. We're happy to report no blisters or sun burn. Off we go now to find a wine opener. How could I forget something so basic. Love You All!!!

... snow and the branches of the trees bowing under the weight of the snow too, it was like a quick visit to Narnia. Even though I doubt that C.S. Lewis imagined people zooming along in jet skis by the side of the car! Difficult to believe that only two days before we'd been in seventy degree heat. On this trip so far, we've been pretty lucky with the hotels that we've stayed at, especially when you consider that our ...

DAY 100. NOVEMER 9. LAS VEGAS Lost wages Another day, another chance to lose some money. This morning we started our gambling in the Aladdin, joining up to the Aladdin Club. Upon joining you get one chance to pull for a million dollars on a giant slot machine. There is a big queue of people hoping to pull a fortune. First prize is a million. Second prize is a new car. Whilst a few cars have gone off no one has won the million. It was like ...

... told me Angel's Landing, five miles, four hours, very strenuous, and not for those who are afraid of heights. Angel's Landing began parallel to a river. Within minutes the trail began to zig-zag at a steep incline up the side of the mountain. At this point I was huffed and puffed like I was trying to breathe on the moon. The trail took me higher and higher. When I thought I had reached the end of the trail, I looked up towards the sky and my eyes followed a trail that led up to ...