You MUST visit the metoeorite impact crater and Petrified Forest parks east
of Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon! Awesome sites!!
And don't forget to loop back though Washington, DC to view the cherry
blossoms and test drive one or both of my 123 300TD station wagons. :))
On Sun, Mar 14, 2010 at
Hi All
Hendrik's wife here again.
Am in the process of finalising our epic journey across America am
booking the last two flights tomorrow being:
Chicago to NYC NYC to Tulsa.
Our proposed driving route is: Tulsa - Oklahoma City - Amarillo - Santa
Fe - Grand Canyon - Las Vegas - San
It's been a long, long time since I visited the Grand Canyon, but
it's a day trip, more or less -- an hour or so from Flagstaff, I
think, there is going to be lots of traffic, quite a bit to see, etc.
You could do it in half a day, I think, if you drove ti with only a
stop or two. If you
That's a lot of driving.
From Flagstaff, it takes about an hour to get to the Grand Canyon. When you
guys come it will be pretty crowded. To see it correctly it will take most
of a day.
Hiking is the best way to see the place. If you guys are hikers, going down
to Bright Angel, eating lunch, then
You can see it when you drive by, but it is best to stop and take some
piccies.
--R
http://www.roadsideamerica.com/tip/2220
Amarillo, Texas http://www.roadsideamerica.com/location/tx -
Cadillac Ranch
Address:
I-40, Amarillo, TX
Directions:
In a cow pasture along eastbound I-40
Oops I forgot
Amarillo, Texas http://www.roadsideamerica.com/location/tx - Muffler Man
Address:
8200 W Interstate 40, Amarillo, TX
Directions:
Next to the highway on westbound I-40 exit 64.
Phone:
806-335-2325
--R
On 3/14/2010 3:57 AM, Hendrik Fay wrote:
Hi All
Hendrik's wife
Yea, we stopped by there on the way back from Craigs.
Rich Thomas wrote:
You can see it when you drive by, but it is best to stop and take some
piccies.
--R
http://www.roadsideamerica.com/tip/2220
Amarillo, Texas http://www.roadsideamerica.com/location/tx -
Cadillac Ranch
Address:
It looks like you may be biting off more than you may really want to chew.
In other words, you may need a vacation when you get home, so that you
can recuperate.
You might find yourself more satisfied with visiting less than half
the places you have on your list of places to visit - I mean, really
That was great sound advice. Very good.
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From: Mountain Man maontin@gmail.com
Date: Sun, 14 Mar 2010 13:50:09
To: Mercedes Discussion Listmercedes@okiebenz.com
Subject: Re: [MBZ] The big hole in the ground
It looks like
Grand Canyon is doable in four minutes, but you should take a few
hours to really have a look. Maybe a burro ride to the bottom, or
check out the natives. Have some lunch.
Go for the local cuisine in Amarillo and Santa Fe. Nothing like good
BBQ in TX or southwest mexi food in Santa Fe.
I think the oldest house in N. America is in Sante Fe as well 9not really
impressive, other than the age), as well as a very old church. Sante Fe is
our favorite city to visit in NM, so far anyway. Wife and I are going to see
the Grand Canyon for the first time, and our first trip since our first
Yes, they have the oldest church and the oldest house, we went and saw
both of them.
OK Don wrote:
I think the oldest house in N. America is in Sante Fe as well 9not really
impressive, other than the age), as well as a very old church. Sante Fe is
our favorite city to visit in NM, so far
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