Super 8 Motel - Williams/Grand Canyon

... is cosy and warm. Only downside to Flagstaff is the<br>ridiculously long trains that cut the town in half literally every 5-15<br>mins and insist on blowing their horns past every little road, the<br>biggest being just down from our hostel which for some reason requires<br>an even longer horn, it is so loud.<br>At 5pm we started our hunt for a<br>church, with no wifi and only the GPS listing all the churches near<br>us... Went to several, most didn't have evening services and ...

... everything we saw was in the distance which made it a lot cooler. <br><br>We stopped in Flagstaff to stretch our legs and grab a brewski at their brewery and to get our glass for Arizona. We got in pretty early and thought we would try our luck at campground up at the Grand Canyon. Luckily I called before we drove all the way up there, because they didn't have anything available. That would have sucked driving the 70 miles up to the Grand Canyon and then have ...

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).

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... wiki/Navajo_Nat ion_Indian_Reservation )- Colorado in this direction is very desolate, flat, and then hilly. We passed hitchhiking Native Americans on a busy highway. We crossed the San Juan River and stopped at the Navaho's Four Corners Monument, where we paid $6 to see the spot where four states (Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Arizona) meet at one point (rip-off, but we never plan to do it again). There we also had the privilege of being able to buy Navajo arts and ...

... We found out when walking around the small town of Williams (only 2 long streets) that it is actually on Route 66 (the old road that crossed US) and was therefore full of places where we could enjoy the old dinner styled restaurant. We of course went to "Cafe 66" where we engulfed fajitas and enjoyed their owned brewed beer. Delicious! Veronika finished with a tasty Butter Peacan Shake...yummy. We didn't even turn the TV on...the moment we touched the pillow in the room, we fell asleep!

... South Rim of the Grand Canyon. This was an altogether wonderful trip and I would recommend it to anyone! Lots of fun and interaction with the staff, with each car having their own PTA (Personal Travel Assistant). They especially cater to families with children and make it lots of fun for everyone. We had a great and educational time at the canyon, the boys got sworn in as "Junior Rangers" and got their patches, certificates, and pins. When I have more time and better ...