We're thankful for the blessing of this trip. We're having FUN!

I'm very blessed. Mary loves to cook. We ate at a steakhouse and had a very good steakdinner but Mary said she would have rather bought a good piece of meet and cooked dinner in the trailer. She (and sometimes me) have fixed most meals in our kitchen on wheels until we got to Teresa's home. Teresa is also a good cook too. She's fed us and has taken very good care of us.

Can you see the petroglyphs? These were also in the Painted Desert area. Very interesting!

Looks like a tree truck to me but it's a rock.

We went on a 9/10 of a mile walk through this area and saw hundreds of petrified logs. A "must see" on anyone's vacation in this area.

Our second night in Williams was kind of cold. The RV Park employee said it got down to 29 degrees. That's COLD for me! The water hose to the trailer froze solid and this is what our trailer drain looked like. Mary agreed with me that going to Denver might mean more cold wheather so we decided to stay on highway 40 and go to Albuquerque NM and then head for Teresa's home in Topeka, KS. It was a good decision.

Here I am relaxing. I was trying to figure out how to use my DROID. I'm sitting in the rocker that I made for Emily and Mike's baby. It takes up a lot of room in our travel trailer.

Mary's great! She (and I) like our afternoon naps. It's tough getting old. Naps are good and seem to be needed at least every few days.

Mary at the Grand Canyon. She wasn't as adventuresome as she was two years ago. We still had a great time overlooking the edge and seeing the wonderful views.

I think I've gained a little weight or maybe just relocated some of my muscles. I enjoy the Grand Canyon because the view changes every few feet along the path. It's a great place to visit.