Canyon Country Inn Williams

... to the village, back in the car<br>to do our own drive east along the Desert View route. Had some better<br>views of more of the river and 12 miles later we reached desert view.<br>Had a tall watch tower built in the 30's that you could look down into<br>the canyon from. Awesome view. We then found a good spot and waited for<br>the sunset at 5:30pm, pretty sure nothing else on the trip will beat<br>that sight as the sun set over the canyon and we were left with a pink<br>sky ...

Driving to Flagstaff was a little better of a drive than the day before. We didn't have to travel as many miles and we made a few stops along the way. We stopped a few times looking for buildings and such that we're still standing along the original route 66. We didn't have too much luck, but at least we were still able to drive on it. We also got to see a pretty cool storm, with lighting hitting the ground, it was crazy. We did drive through some rain but ...

Time to explore the southern bits of the Canyon. Can you believe I've got 15,500 mi on the Vision now, bought it when it had ~ 3400 end of May. The third oil change of the trip is coming up as well as its last big maintenance check until it hits 40k.<br>Flagstaff is chilly (but then it is at elevation) and expecting rain on Sunday and Monday. And I had forgotten about the lonesome train whistles (every 20 min around the clock it seems).

... use continues tooth lose and inflamed gum areas may increase.<br><br>Dental Assistants are often consulted when individuals call the dental office or come in complaining of severe tooth pain. This can be a ploy on the patient's behalf to obtain drugs from the dental facility, either in the office or in the form of a prescription. Dental Assistants need to watch for such scenarios and listen to their gut reaction in such cases. Often, these ...

... commentary on the picturesque scenery. The trip was very safe, and provided us the opportunity for numerous photo ops of the dramatic red sandstone cliff walls. At the dam, the walls were 700' high and gradually grew to be 1400' high at the end at Lee's Ferry, the first accessible canyon crossing. Mormon Brigham Young sent John D. Lee to establish the ferryboat service to get him out of town because of his involvement in the Meadows ...

... sand and rock, with major pot holes so be careful and drive slowly. It is an brilliant experience though, mind you the car was completely covered in thick red sand by the end of the trip, I may have to pay a visit to the car wash! This was one place we had always wanted to visit and despite the long drive we were in awe, this really is a magical place. The Grand Canyon - Arizona This is our second trip to the Grand Canyon, but who could tire of marvelling at ...

... pleasant and as it is so hard to find there are quite a few long-timers but not so many passing through, and that's the way they like it apparently! We could see why, it's a beautiful setting and there are deer which pass through the site in one direction every morning and then back the other way every evening. <br><br>Distance travelled: 199 miles <br><br>Total distance travelled: 1927 miles <br><br>Days on road: 22 <br><br>States visited: 3 <br><br>National Parks visited: 2

Friday 16th May We have decided to call the RV "Indy" because its model's name is actually called Independence and because it reflects what we are trying to be. So from now on in the journal we will refer to the RV as "Indy". This morning we awoke early and drove down to the lake - it was a lovely hot morning. We all had a swim and then a hot shower in Indy. We talked to a local guy who told us that the lake was very very low and that people were worried about it. They have ...

... helicopter flight which we rescheduled for the next day. Instead we hiked around a bit, watched the sunset and headed into town where we found an arcade and bowling alley. Reigniting the old international rivalries we had another tournament, and whilst I did ok at the air-hockey, the bowling was shameful, only being saved from last place by someone accidentally bowling during my turn and getting a ...

... 2 must stops if you are ever traveling Hgwy. 17 in Arizona. After my visit to Tuzigoot National Monument, it was suggested to me to go up route 89A through Sedona and up to Flagstaff. People always told me that Arizona was all desert, but I found out differently. I began Route 89A in Cottonwood, Arizona and it took me to Sedona and the Red Rock Country which is part of the Coconino National Forest. Every way you looked you saw these beautiful Red Rock ...