The Havasu Inn Lake Havasu City

If you are reading this, and we warned you not to, here is why....<br><br>When we left the Grand Canyon we drove for a few hours that night and stayed in lovely Needles, California, right on the border of Arizona. So thats it, just where we slept for the night, before we headed up to Yosemite National Park.<br><br>We just wanted our map to be accurate, hence the reason for this post.<br><br>Till Yosemite, a real post you can read.<br><br>Nic and Jess<br>

... their actual slogan by the way. We had another unscheduled hike along the natural beeches, through a cactus garden, saw a few hares and chipmunks, spoke to a Yugoslavian religious fanatic, bathed in the smell of **** as Paul mentioned. And to cap it off, beat Paul at chess in just over an hour. Gotta watch that Queen Paul, or i'll have my way with her everytime heh heh. <br>

Enroute to Grand Canyon, we made a quick pit-stop at Lake Havasu City, to break the journey and to visit the original London Bridge. The City of London sold the bridge to the founder of Lake Havasu and it was dismantled in the UK and reassembled in the USA brick by brick. The bridge looks just like the one in London, just more pristine. <br><br>Urban legend has it that the silly American actually intended to purchase Tower Bridge, but thought that it was called London Bridge.<br><br><br><br>

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... to the cast<br>--organizing regional learning days in Veracruz<br>--promoting the show and fill the venue (which holds 4,000 people!)<br>--work with the government in Veracruz<br>--find host families for our awesome cast<br><br>I'm so excited to begin the internship and challenge myself in every way possible! I will miss the cast but am ready start another adventure :)<br><br>After a great lunch, we rehearsed in front ...

... on it, sun shining down on the flower and light blue clouds in the sky.<br><br>And it was raining.<br><br>Woah! Talk about pressure! <br><br>It was a very successful day and fun was had by all. I expect that, at our shows tomorrow (Friday) night and Saturday night, there will be a lot of familiar faces!<br><br>And hopefully none of them will still have face paint on them!<br><br>Our day concluded and our host mom picked up Tinna and I for supper. We went ...

... Area was an interesting mix of extremely talented members, slaving away to make the members showcase the best event ever. Setting up for the evenings fireworks

... for hundred's of miles. My brother and Aunt came out to visit (very spontaneously). They got there by 10 or so. Im reading Cadillac Desert..... The American West and its Disappearing Water. Perfect book for where Im riding. Im seeing the things that the author is writing about first hand.

It's different seeing the topography of the desert....miles and miles of red sand, cactus, and sagebrush. There are large hills/mountains in the distance which offer stunning views of the sunset as they refract an attractive hue of pink.