Eagles Landing Motel Beaver

... ignored! Asked again if he could read. At which point in a really cocky attitude he replied, "yeah, I can read". So Mel pointed out the sign to him, to which he replied "Quite frankly I don't give a s**t"!!!!! Well we both replied "that's quite obvious", before he got really abusive and told us to mind our own business and "go away" not very politely! <br><br>So it's time to shame this obnoxious ****er,! If you know this man you should be very, very ...

... waere eigentlich verboten: 100 Dollar Strafe!) =) Chapter 19: Bryce National Park 27. May 2008 Amazing! No other place amazed us more than Bryce Canyon. We gazed at it from the various viewingpoints and shared our very tasty chipmunks (psst that's forbidden: 100 Dollar penalty!) =)

Short day driving today. My eyes are bagged. I am where I planned to be when I mapped out my return home. Surprise. Surprise. When I left Vegas this morning I decided to drive to Provo, another 250 kms further. But I know how to read the signs now. It was time to stop. That's It! That's All! PS. The ICE show was amazing last night. Third row, center stage. But that wasn't hard to get. It wasn't a sold out show.

... laughing as I gave a little squeel lol) Our tour leader Easton was really cool and chatted all the way round. when we got back (god did my **** hurt) I managed to send most of you peeps a wee email as the irish would say followed by a steak dinner and many many beers and a very loud poker game. I got chatting to some of the other ppl there and they found my accent very funny. Was really fun to be staying on a range though.

... and we did a 4 hr hike of the Canyon . This is my fav one of all. It was so interesting with loads of twistes and turns and ups and downs. Everyone else was just fded up of the hike by this point and it was tiring but so worth it i think. U wait til u see the pics.

... Bug and it made a nice little bed. I hadn't realized before that Randy didn't have a blanket so I lent him one of mine, but early in the morning about an hour past, it was getting cold and we hadn't kept the heat on. The last time I kept the car running while I slept was on my first road trip to Williamsburg, VA. And at that time, the battery died in my car, so I've always been wary about keeping the car on while I sleep. I woke up from the cold as well ...

... anything. The sun sets around 6:30 here, so I bundled up in my tent as the rain began to fall. The next morning, I awoke to SNOW!! Despite the fact I was a little worried that it would leak into the tent, I was so excited, I could barely wait until 7:00 AM to venture out into the white stuff. It's a good thing I went so early to because I acted a fool. Not only did I feel the need to write on my car, the picnic table and every bridge I ...

... I don't think you can get Nectar points on it!) we ventured into Bryce Canyon National Park. I think that today probably witnessed the first sings of canyon fatigue, because although the views were again absolutely breathtaking, I couldn't quite muster as much enthusiasm as I had for the earlier parks we had visited. It's a shame that we couldn't split up the cities and National Parks on this trip, but sadly the distances involved were just too big and we couldn't quite ...

... at the hotel it was Superbowl XL night, meaning that most of the schedules were pretty much exclusively dedicated to coverage of the game. I watched the final quarter, but to be honest I've never been much of an American Football fan. We preferred to watch Puppy Bowl II that was on the Animal Planet channel, this involved a constantly changing procession of cute puppies running around a mini pitch, with puppy toys scattered across it.

We pondered a side trip to Salt Lake City as we continued driving up the 15. But after calculating the amount of time it would take as well as the deadline of the 4th that we had to get to Pittsburgh, we decided to turn East on the 70 instead and head on our original course.