Yesterday morning we left Bryce Canyon headed for Zion National Park. It was 45 degrees. When we arrived in Las Vegas the temperature was 102. We are posting from Las Vegas. This is Mary Jo and Lon, Sue's sister and her husband. We are getting ready for a nightcap after having spent a few nickels at the Pilazzo. We left Route 89 at mile 1394 and jumped on Interstate 15. Zion is only about 150 miles north of Las Vegas.
Lon and Mary Jo
This is a picture from the patio of Jo and Lon's house looking across the golf course and the moutains in the background.
Zion National Park - Mile 4150 - Route 89 Mile 1350
Ahead of us on our way into Zion was a group of 51 Italian Motorcyclists, none of whom spoke English. The remaining pictures were taken at Zion National Park. You really should be a geologist when you visit these parks. Zion is best known for its Navajo Sandstone which composes cliffs 2000 feet high in Zion Canyon.
Ahead of us on our way into Zion was a group of 51 Italian Motorcyclists, none of whom spoke English. The remaining pictures were taken at Zion National Park. You really should be a geologist when you visit these parks. Zion is best known for its Navajo Sandstone which composes cliffs 2000 feet high in Zion Canyon.
Today we are hanging out in Las Vegas, washing clothes, relaxing and not to much driving.
Have a great day!
The Travelers
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