curiopotter
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Yes, I was just going to, sadly, point that out.Date: 7/31/2007 6:00:10 PM
Author: door knob solitaire
In the grand scheme of things...and the enormous waiting period BEFORE you went to WF...what is 24 hours? Nothing.
If it makes you feel anybetter we are as anxious for you as you are! We can all wait....tap tap tap....well I think we can...can''t we? Ahhhhh.....pics would do so many so much good.
Are the pics in yet?????? 24 24 24...heh it is not actually 24 anymore...right? You will probably get them in the am...which is no longer 24...less than 18? Oooooohhhh weeeee!!
DKS
Edited: Wait...just reread your post...they said shipping was delayed until tomorrow...does that mean it won''t go out until tomorrow?
Date: 8/1/2007 8:47:11 AM
Author: Stone Hunter
WOW you really are having to wait. I know it''s hard now that you don''t have your trip to distract you.
So tell use in more detail about your trip! What was the best site/excursion you saw/did?
Date: 8/1/2007 11:11:59 AM
Author: door knob solitaire
ANY PICS YET?????
DKS
Oh my gosh, I am going there the end of this month so reading about this has me super excited! I didn't know there is a new sky walk? I love the Grand Canyon; it is so amazing!!! Also, I've never done the Ice Cave; I will look into that; it sounds super cool! Glad you had an awesome trip.Date: 8/1/2007 11:08:09 AM
Author: curiopotter
The trip was awesome. We spent 5 nights in Las Vegas, then drove back through Arizona to see the new Sky Walk over the Grand Canyon. I think that was probably my favorite place because after you get on the bridge, they take you to two other sites. The first site is Guano Point, which is RIGHT on th edge of the cliff. There are no guard rails, and amazingly enough, people have respected the land much much more than at the grand canyon south site. I literally walked along the edge of the cliff, climbed up this little mountain and stood on the tallest point in the park. It was absolutely breathtaking and surreal. You could hear the native american drums from the dances they were doing inside the small ampitheatre. Absolutely gorgeous. We got a picture of myself up on the very tip, so when my friend gets me my photos, I'll be posting all I can.
The second coolest destination was the Ice Cave and Bandera Volcano. It was raining as we begun the half mile hike up to the volcano, but it was soo beautiful and peaceful up there. There were hardly any tourists there so we could enjoy the sound of the wind and rain rustling through the trees. The ice cave was unbelivable. Apparently lava is a very good insulator, enough to keep the settling cold air at 32 degrees. There was a large pool of frozen water at the bottom, with some algae growing. In the winter there are icicles that dangle from the ceiling, but this time of the year it was just frost on the top of the cave, and the pool of frozen water. It was amazing.
Date: 8/1/2007 11:46:58 AM
Author: curiopotter
Skippy,
Seriously look into getting the Sky package! http://www.destinationgrandcanyon.com/skywalk.html
Here''s a link to the tours: http://www.destinationgrandcanyon.com/tours.html
Here''s pictures of the sky bridge: http://www.destinationgrandcanyon.com/indexe.html
Click on the video to the right for the Grand Canyon Sky Walk. It''s a glass bridge that''s built over the canyon, more than 3 times as tall as the empire state building. It''s completely see-thru. It was reaaaaly crazy to walk on!