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The Middle Starts Here

I think it’s safe to say that I’ve now entered what many refer to as “Middle America.” These pictures certainly won’t be the most scenic of the trip (for those, please refer to yesterdays Grand Canyon photos), they will however give you a good idea of what’s out here in the middle. The highlight of the day had to be stepping onto The Four Corners — the point at which Arizona, Utah, Colorado and New Mexico all meet. This shattered my previous record of 3 states in 3 days, coming in at a whopping 4 states in 4 seconds! Despite the fact that this part of the country is pretty desolate* it still has some pretty cool topography that I wouldn’t mind calling MY back yard.

*and by desolate I mean you find yourself turning around to go backwards 20 miles because there’s probably no gas for another 60 miles and you’ve only got an eighth of a tank remaining!

If you choose to continue on and look at the next photograph, I must insist that you pay me $7.50 to look at it since it cost me $5.00 to take it. 🙂

The Grand Canyon

The sure don’t call it “grand” for nothing! Upon first laying eyes on the canyon I was completely in awe at the sheer magnitude of this gigantic chasm. Seeing such an amazing piece of mother nature leaves one speechless. Simply being here made today one of the happiest days of my life in quite a long time (and I’m a pretty happy dude!). Add on top of that a 6+ mile, 2,000 foot vertical hike and it was an equally rewarding experience. I’ll definitely be coming back here someday soon. Will you be joining me?

Spectacular Sedona

There are no words that can describe the beauty of this place, so I’ll just let the pictures try. Truly epic scenery everywhere you look, especially from atop Cathedral Rock. You MUST visit this place to see it for yourself.

Hoover Dam

Technically this makes it three states in just three days. Moving right along… Today’s highlight was the Hoover Dam. It never ceases to amaze, and it’s no wonder it’s listed as one of the Seven Wonders of the Industrial World. And now with the almost-completed Hoover Dam Bypass bridge it can add another notch to it’s belt of impressive man-made structures. Further down the road we stopped at an old diner along Route 66 for some grub and ice cold homemade root beer!

Bullseye In Barstow

A brief stint in the beautiful *ahem* Barstow KOA, and then off to Vegas. Not many pics of Vegas this time around (and you wouldn’t want pics of Barstow), but below are a couple shots of the really cool architecture of the City Center complex. Walking through that place seriously felt like walking through a living and breathing Dali painting, and it actually made me appreciate Vegas again believe it or not.

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