Rancho de Los Caballeros Wickenburg

... him in the isle! They worked on him for about 20 minutes before calling the time of death. The man was laying on the floor and his head was at Vicki's feet. They then picked him up and drug him back 2 rows and placed him kinda in the galley area but his feet were out in the isle so no one could use that side of the plane! When we arrived in Honolulu we were not allowed to ...

Only 2 days until we leave for Hawaii and we are really getting excited! I am also excited about being able to write about our adventures and have you all share the trip with us<br><br>We will be leaving Phoenix on Monday morning October the 19th and will be in Honolulu by 1:00 ...

... time hiking in the wilderness of Arizona, seemed to be impressed with the vistas that we enjoyed as we travelled through canyons and up and down mountains. A word of caution to anyone who might try to repeat this trip - make sure your gas tank is full before starting out! The ups and downs of this trail are not kind to gas mileage calculations. We got to Wickenburg, the nearest gas station, on fumes!

... and the night view of the lake in one direction, and the city in the other, was spectacular. About ten-thirty the wind suddenly started to blow so we quickly doused the remaining coals. This area is 'red flagged' for high fire risk due to the very low humidity level. Although listening to the wind can be tiring, it ensures that the air is 'clear' in the morning.

We woke to clear skies and sunshine....as we do most days! A walk over the hill to the visitor's center was in order and that gave us access to the shoreline walk. The lake is beautiful and the hills beyond remind me of the hills and lakes in Scotland. The flowers in this area were at ...

... from a distance over the past weeks. Apparently there is a road part way up the mountain and hiking trails beyond, but people who had tried to climb to the top this year found that the route is posted and blocked off. The sign apparently indicates that the area is now under surveillance for drug running and that the public should avoid this area. One more sign of the difficulties that this part of ...

... backseat (Holly was instructed to close her eyes which didn't seem like a good idea because she was driving.) It was then, that I told him that my experience with mole skin was that it was just slightly harder to remove than peeling off your own skin. I suggested that it would either become a permenant part of his anatomy, or the removal ...

Welcome to my experimentation with travel writing. I recently moved to the Phoenix area from Colorado. This is my second stint here, and since being back I had an idea. Have you ever had those moments after living in a city for sometime, where you may turn down a street you had driven by for ages and found yourself amazed when you come across ...

... behind us - where they can be snarky out of my line of vision. The plane ride is largely uneventful...and short. I was nervous, but not uncontrollably so. I still think that when we go on a longer flight I would like to have some kind of anti-anxiety pill to keep me happy. Our landing is amazing - we came in so fast on the landing I wasn't sure we were gonna stop. Luckily, however, we did and were finally in Los Angeles.

... please), and I dumped my bag and headed to the edge. There was nothing to see - due to a temperature inversion, the entire canyon was filled with cloud. It was really cool, although most of the people around me thought it sucked. The Ranger told me that this only happens a handful of times a year, and that it was a special occasion that might last 3 days - I only had 24 hours. I stood in the same spot and watched the cloud move around. Every few minutes ...