Monday morning, Jesse and I ate breakfast that little town we stayed in
and headed over to Havasupai. That's when I got to meet his parents and
we began our ten mile hike to our camp site.
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We find the Mormons 8 miles in to the hike! |
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We have to cross the "river" to get to our campsite - in the hopes that this would keep the horses and other animals away |
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Our home for the next few days. |
The ten mile hike in wasn't so bad. I was over it by the last two miles which was mostly sand and downhill. It was nice to set up camp and rest! More picture with waterfalls to come!
3 comments:
Wow, I wonder what the ward boundaries are to that church building. And why was it built there? Surely there's an easier place in town?? Guess not. :)
More pictures of you in shorts! More pictures of you in shorts!!
Lacee - the closet town is over an hour away...We did ask though - there are 500 people who live on the reservation there and there were only two churches, I'm honored that we were one of them :)
Martha - I kept telling them not to get my legs in the photos! I didn't want people to see me in shorts.
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