Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
John R, I love the canyon floor photo which looks like a flame.
(Did you notice the rocks holding my tent in place?)
(Did you notice the rocks holding my tent in place?)
Smiling JOe said:John R, I love the canyon floor photo which looks like a flame.
(Did you notice the rocks holding my tent in place?)

Donna said:Another great movie set in the Hoover Dam area is "Lost in America," with Albert Brooks and Julie Hagerty. This is one of the funniest movies we've ever seen. It's the story of a couple of L.A. yuppies who quit their up-scale jobs, sell their home, and hit the road in an executive motor home, "in search of the real America." One of their first stops is the strip in Las Vegas...you get the picture. Every time I see this movie, I laugh until I cry. Beautiful scenery of the American West, too. Don'tcha just love Albert Brooks?![]()
Never seen the "Dam" but Sedona...a big slice of heaven! I tried to up load the pics I took last year..but I have to make them smaller...no time right now :roll:Johnrudy said:Everyone needs to see Hoover Dam and Sedona once in their lifetime.

John R said:Joe, that's a great pic of your tent at the lake, and being an opponent of dams, i must post some other links and pics. from the Zephyr in Moab, http://www.canyoncountryzephyr.com/stiles-stories/letsdrainlakepowell.htm
http://www2.kenyon.edu/Projects/Dams/glen.html
http://www.ecohike.com/images.htm
http://rosebud.moenkopi.net/pics/utah0404/powell/powell6.html
while i agree that the dams are quite the architectural feat, the environmental impacts are horrendous. and, for the record, i've been in lake powell.
everything below is now under water...
jr
John R said:Joe, that's a great pic of your tent at the lake, and being an opponent of dams, i must post some other links and pics. from the Zephyr in Moab, http://www.canyoncountryzephyr.com/stiles-stories/letsdrainlakepowell.htm
http://www2.kenyon.edu/Projects/Dams/glen.html
http://www.ecohike.com/images.htm
http://rosebud.moenkopi.net/pics/utah0404/powell/powell6.html
while i agree that the dams are quite the architectural feat, the environmental impacts are horrendous. and, for the record, i've been in lake powell.
everything below is now under water...
jr