Tuesday 23 May 2006
Wyoming, Idaho, Arizona and Utah!
Thought I'd add some more photos following on from the last entry. I went to all these places in one trip, we had a wonderful tour guide called Patric (without a 'k'!), he came from Washington state and really knew his stuff! I learnt a lot about the geology and history from him. The last part of the tour took us to Las Vegas. I've been cut off so many times today that I'll add this entry then add the Vegas pics in another entry.
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About Me
- Jeannette
- I'm a 62yr old AOL refugee, living on the south coast of England. I love travelling and sharing my photos. I live with Nina and Katinka, my two Maine Coon cats.
5 comments:
Hi Jeannette...
Wonderful pictures...the sceneries are so breathtaking!
Astra!
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I think that tour guide you mentioned was from Fircrest, the little town where my church is located. About 6 miles from my house. Great pictures...Linda also in Washington state.
Wow! The scenery is awesome. You've seen more of my country than I have!!!!
Dianna
Breath Taking!!
I've been to the grand canyon...
Linda :)
I enjoyed your pictures of the Tetons, Jenny Lake, and Jackson, Wyoming...(actually, I enjoyed them all)... My grandparents lived in Riverton, WY which is southeast of Jackson Hole/Yellowston. When I was a kid we'd visit them and usually make the trip up to Yellowstone. I will always remember there is a bend in the road where you first see the Tetons stretched out in front of you. It's the most beautiful site! To this day, I get chills when I see those mountains. Another interesting story, my cousin Karen Ferguson is the architect in charge of the restoration project on the Utah State Capital building in Salt Lake City. It is a 2 or 3 year project which started after your visit. She has an office on the site and oversees every aspect of the remodeling. We have 3 architects in our family; my husband, Karen and another cousin, Derek who lives in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Perhaps one day you'll visit the remodeled capital building.
Kathy
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