These first pictures are two that I forgot to throw in but the trip wouldn't be complete without saying that we really did go to Winslow Arizona and took a picture "standin' on a corner in Winslow Arizona" (sorry if you are too young or not an Eagles fan and the whole line is lost on you)I lived in Aztec, NM when I was very young and remembered going to the Aztec Ruins so we went way out of our way and found it. It was truly amazing. 1000 year old ruins with about 800 rooms. You can walk through some of them. It is amazing!
Now, back to your regularly scheduled blog post:
Now, back to your regularly scheduled blog post:
So we went to San Diego - the long way!We started by going to Moab and doing a late hike to Delicate Arch
We met with L who is always our guide when we go there.
Here are my hiking buddies just before the hike.
We met with L who is always our guide when we go there.
Here are my hiking buddies just before the hike.
L loves to go places with her Dad. They are both so funny.
Then we went way out of our way to Four Corners. It's all fenced off and under construction so we walked all around it and at each "corner" we stopped and made the letters of the state we were in. We are a little dyslexic - this AS should be AZ for Arizona.
We stayed in Chandler where an old High School friend of mine lives. I had a great/quick visit with her. We arrived at almost the last minute because now they have moved to Virginia and I would not have seen her.
Our first visit was at the Mormon Battalion museum. It was amazing how they told a very "moving" story and had so much interactive information.
The reason we went to San Diego was for a conference for D. Our hotel was close to Sea World so while D was in meetings the boys and I hung out at Sea World. For future reference, if you sit in the "soak zone" you don't get splashed on - you get SOAKED!
We actually had to go back to the hotel and change. It was too cold and humid to ever dry out.
We actually had to go back to the hotel and change. It was too cold and humid to ever dry out.
See the sunshine. That was a brief few hours but such a beautiful time to be out biking on the beach.
Whose jaws are the scariest?
No, it's not a dolphin, not a killer whale either. It's a Pilot Whale. Everyone has pictures of the common animals so I decided to use the unexpected.
The nature of our trips have changed over the years and it's nice to let the boys take the car and go to a movie so I can sit by the pool and read. We drove 2400 miles and saw a lot of territory. The temperatures in the desert of Arizona got up to 109 degrees to 3 days of 65 in San Diego and down to 45 on the way home. So nice to be home. I had four very busy days at work as payback for being gone for over a week.
Now we wait for a new grandbaby!!!!!!!!!
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