For our last day in Page, Arizona, (which we all fell in love with by the way) we took a scenic guided boat tour on Lake Powell. It was really hot, so being on the water felt fantastic. Our tour left at 10:30am and lasted about 2 hours. We got fantastic pictures. And even though we were sad to leave Page, we were super excited to get to our last and final stop - VEGAS!!!

We ate at a local Italian place tonight. We already experienced Mexican, American, BBQ, and figured we would try a different type of local place. It was alright food-wise, but the best part of night came after. We went for a drive to the end of town, just for fun and kind of took a wrong turn, but found this look out point. So we parked, and took a little hike down and saw an awesome view of the dam, and over a lake. We don't even know what it was called, but i...

Another 300 miles to our destination for the night - making the total mileage for the trip so far 2,129 miles. We planned to just get the hotel, eat dinner, relax, sleep and then hit up Antelope Canyon in the morning, however since we skipped the horrendous drive through Monument Valley we had a few extra hours to blow, and figured if we could get a good tour of Antelope Canyon today, we could either leave early and get to Vegas tomorrow, or find another cool t...

Here is part 1 of a 4 part blog of today's events. Unknowingly, we apparently planned a week's worth of tourist activities in one day, but we did it, all in a 12 hour time frame. We are exhausted! This will be short to start.. We headed to the Four Corners Monument, less than an hour from where we were staying. We were lucky to get there as early as we did because we got some sweet pictures with no bystanders in the background. As soon we were leaving the par...

Well, anybody who has seen the Grand Canyon knows it cannot fit in a nutshell, but I will try and describe our vacation in one. It was a short vacation, so I will keep this short and sweet. We stayed in a little town called Williams - about 50 miles outside of the National Park. Talk about Smalltown USA, this was it. It had one street, and it was pretty much all hotels. It was quaint to say the least, but very reasonably priced, and a fun little town to stay in...