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... try and dress like the local people. It will be warm there. I'm glad for that as here in Arizona in the desert no less we have had a lot of rain today and a lot of snow in the North. It is just hard to beleive the weather here. Every so often a siginal comes on the TV with a notice of the weather.

... story of how Melissa and her boyfriend were named Homecoming King and Queen of their high school here in Mesa.

Melissa stood up and did her Miss America wave to everyone with this great Daisy smile--
I mean... think Daisy with a red cowboy hat and jeans and you have this girl.

Made me tear up, dang it.

Oh, and when we walked in they gave us each a little gift--me a bright blue boa and Bob a western tie. Oh yea, we were cute. You don't ...

... Canyon Lake and 80 miles from Phoenix, Roosevelt Lake and Dam, built in 1911 to control flooding.

The whole Salt River to Roosevelt Lake area lies within the Tonto National Forest and every parking lot requires you display your $6 Recreational Pass. We probably saw 200 signs, "Did You Buy Your Pass?", "Cars Without Passes Will Be Ticketed," "Cars MUST Display Tonto National Forest Recreation Pass," with the closest place to purchase such pass being BACK IN PHOENIX. I'm sure ...

... a poor salmon swimming upstream – an extremely bulky salmon who couldn't see too well because of the piled high trolly – trying to collect a few other goodies, but just amazing how quickly the specials were stripped off the shelf. Spent ages in a line to the checkout, so didn't actually get to leave Walmart to the sun was rising at 6.30! After a couple more shops we staggered home at about 8am.

Hopefully today we'll get a Nana-nap in!

Yummy breakfast this morning with the State of Texas shaped waffles – heh heh. Naturally Fred, Josh & I had to sample them!

Hit the road by 9am and drove straight to Wilcox, Arizona where we had a rather disappointing lunch at a local Burger Joint called 'Carters' – cost us $25 for the four of us, and that was 3 small burgers (tiny by U.S size standards), 2 ...

... beautiful Sedona and continue on to Phoenix.

Phoenix was a nice place for Nick and Chelsea to regroup. They set up camp at Linsey’s house (Nick’s cousin Tony’s friend). However Linsey was out of town, so the two spent time with her hospitable and hip roommate, Matt. On Tuesday night the pair found their way to a local brewery and pizza place called Four Peaks. They enjoyed the fun atmosphere and were even greeted by a ...

... walk past her up the First Class security attendant and plead our case. He quickly checks our passes and mumbles something about getting to the airport 2 hours early. After the most intense 15 minutes of our lives, and a quick re-enactment of the family from Home Alone, we were still aboard our plane 5 minutes before take off. Now we're in Phoenix Airport and I'm getting the stink eye, so I'm off to check to see if we can get seats next to each other. Chris

... search was for a duplicate of our emerald green 1969 Pontiac GTO with a 400 cubic inch engine. It had to be a fast car to get Diane to school in Carleton Place, where she taught at that time. We spent almost seven hours at the show and we are both recovering from stiff muscles from walking the many miles. But I am ready to go back tomorrow if I can persuade Scott to go. It is well worth the $20.00 senior discount admission!

... eat some mutton and drink some fermented mare's milk (it's not the mare's that are fermented... I hope). Then we'll hop the train again for Ulan Bator, the capital of Mongolia. Only 1 night there in a proper hotel (a nice opportunity to have a real shower as there is no shower on the train or in the gers), and then back on the train to Irkutsk, Russia. At this point we go through Russian Customs and Immigration ...