Monthly Archives: October 1999

The Joy is (sometimes) in the Journey !

The showdown between the Marshal and the bank robber! It’s Lucky the Marshal won..considering where I was standing. The Marshal tries to get rid of a stick of dynamite. Little does he know..His deputy is in the OUTHOUSE! Oh NO! … Continue reading →

One of the wonders of Las Vegas is the attention to detail. This is a little vignette near “Treasure Island”. The show they put on is incredible. A pirate ship sinks a British Man-O-War, with great visual and sound effects. … Continue reading →

I love Las Vegas! There is no place on earth that has such a jumble of the tawdry and the beautiful. Of cheap souvenirs and Sacks 5th Avenue. It dazzles the eyes and excites the senses at every turn ! … Continue reading →

Oct 24 St George, Utah A quiet day. We took a drive in the afternoon. I love this red rock country. Someone recommended ..Chuck-a-rama for dinner. It’s a great buffet. Oct 25 St. George, Utah We were going to leave … Continue reading →

Zion was the hottest place in Utah today..81 degrees. We hiked back to “The Emerald Pool” The path crosses a river and wends it’s way down a deep canyon with live oak trees. The air was sweet with the rich … Continue reading →

A lazy day at home at the ol “Lazy Daze”. Reading & carving. Steve’s E-mail said “Round one of the job interview went very well.” Oct 22 Grafton ghost town St. George, Utah We were the only people here today, … Continue reading →

Oct 18 St. George, Utah Redlands RV park This RV park is beautiful..Spanish architecture with red tiled roofs. Deep green shade trees. The roads are made from the red earth of the area. It sure makes for a colorful place! … Continue reading →

Oct 14 Hurricane, Utah Well, we finally broke away from Kaysville. On the news tonight they said “Possible snow” north of Salt Lake. Out..just under the wire! Oct 15 Visiting Zion National Park   The weather is perfect and we … Continue reading →

Oct 12 Kaysville, Utah All the yellow adorned trees are beginning to drop their leaves. Rick and I sat outside and watched them drift down around us. That just may be our signal that it is time to move on. … Continue reading →