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I own no land, instead I have wheelestate. I’ve been a full time RVer since 1997. Working summers as a Park Ranger takes me to many beautiful places and playing during the winter takes me to many more. This blog is simply the story of my life's adventures.
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8 comments:
WOW!! What a great post again Gaelyn. I have always heard of the Agave but never known what it looks like. Thanks for the pic. Wild flowers are so beautiful. I always wonder why there are so many which have not been cultivated.
I simply LOVE that waterfall. Can I bring my tent and park next to it for the next 100 years? :)I would never budge an inch from it.
It looks like a great days hike and what nicer than to end it by sleeping under the stars. Too bad about the sleeping bag though and a sprinkle never hurt anyone. :)
Absolutely fantastic and can't wait to see the rest of it. Thanks for sharing. I need to ask you a favor but will send it per e-mail....
I love the layers and colors of the rocks, and blue belly patches on the Plateau Lizard. Redbuds at the Grand Canyon, I had no idea. Indeed, a fascinating variety of plants. Marvelous creek and waterfall too. Hard to imagine seeing all that awesomeness in just one day!
The Grand Canyon in early spring is truly a magnificent place. I've always been surprised by the variety of plant life there, too.
Beautiful photos and great description of the hike. Good to hear you came through Day 1 in good shape. I've never had a ground pad that works. Thermarests are nice at first, but they always seem to get a hole in them and lose all the air by the middle of the night!
Oh good...I am glad to see you are back and in one piece..tee hee.
Sorry about that sleeping pad..I suppose you didnt sleep to well the rest of the trip.
I look forward to reading more...Tuna and crackers for dinner..easy..I like that..especially after hiking such a long way.
I really want to hike the canyon, but I know my limitations. It won't be this year for sure, unless I can loose at least 50 pounds. I am living vicariously through you. Thank you so much for posting your story.
Beautiful scenery! My back hurts reading about your inadequate sleeping pad. And this was only the first night. I doubt very much that I am as tough as you are.
Loving this trek via blogging. all the flowers are so beautiful!
PS: Is it not amazing that you can take photos in the depths of GC and then share them with us nearly right away?
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