BF had never seen a canyon before (he's a NY'er) so he was a bit more enchanted than I. Nevertheless, a canyon is still an impressive feat of geological history.
Here's a few photographic highlights:





More can be found on my flickr photostream a few pages back... I uploaded them awhile ago but forgot to blog about it.
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Wow. Some of those are stunning photos and I'd say that even if we were not related. (But I'm really glad we are!)
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