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While visiting our friends Forrest and Crystal in
Arizona, we took a day trip to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. While
there, we took a great tour of the Kolb Studio, a five-story house built
into the rim of the canyon.
The South Rim after a snow storm.
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Leslee enjoying the sunshine which
lasted a merciful hour.
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The Hand Rail is not something
you want to put your whole weight against.
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Ranger Jim Heywood was an outstanding and passionate
guide to the Kolb Studio.
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This Window over the South Rim is
where the Kolb brothers shot pictures of tourists travelling
down on mules.
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Advice: "When Mules Pass Stand Quietly and Follow the
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A Mile Long Drop to the Canyon
Floor.
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The rock at the bottom
of the Canyon is more than 1.7 billion years old.
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A New Storm is about to move in.
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The Kolb Studio where two brothers
challenged big business and the Federal Government in the
early 20th Century.
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Leslee conquering the Bright Angels
Trail which winds down to the Canyon floor. It takes all
day to hike. (We gave it 10 minutes.)
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The Clouds Moving In over the South
Rim.
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