| I first arrived at the popular south rim and jumped on the shuttle bus.No other vehicles are allowed. |
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| It's particularily hard to get a shot of the edge without someone in it. |
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So, here's a touristy shot with me in it. |
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| Lots of tourists here: "Jump, jump!" |
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| At the eastern end of the south rim. I love the way the trail just goes right over the edge! |
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| Because of the depth of the canyon, there are only a few place where you can catch a glimpse of the Colardo river. |
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As the sun goes down the red rock casts an eirie light over the whole area. |
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| It has some great sunsets too.It's a long drive to the north rim, so I stayed overnight in a little town called Page. |
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The next morning, snow! Hmmm, I wonder what that does for the view at the north rim? |
| I passed through a pretty little place called Marble Canyon. It had some good looking rocks. |
| That's the Colorado river again. | The closer I got to the north rim, the heavier the snow. |
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Great! Too much snow. The road is blocked.The locals said it would be sometime tomorrow before it was cleared. |
Well, at least the flowers were pretty. |
| This is as close as I got to the north rim. It's about 60km directly south from here. |
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| Nothing else to do, but head to Zion National Park in Utah. On the way there I came across Glen Canyon which afforded this spectacular view. |
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