Today Teddy went on a three hour hike into the desert & foothills with friends Bill & Kay Burkholder whom we met here at Havasu Falls. She said that it looked to be deceptively easy at the beginning but that the terrain got progressively more difficult. Hmmm...this doesn't look too bad!
Looks like some hills ahead!
Yup, definately hills!
Bill leads the way through this wash.
Oh oh!
They had to rappel down this rope to continue.
Teddy made it down.
Bill & Kay too.
Terrain is getting a bit easier.
This view of Lake Havasu makes it all worth while.
They saw these flowers along the way
If you look closely, you will spot a lizard hiding under this rock.
Now, how do we get back without having to climb up that rope?
We are former fulltime RVers, who lived and traveled in a fifth wheel trailer for six years and now have settled on a cherry farm in Northwestern Michigan's Leelanau County.
About Me
- Larry & Teddy
- Cedar, Leelanau County, Michigan (near Traverse City), United States
- I am a 76 year old (born 7/4/1937) retired Public Radio Engineer from Lawrence University in Appleton, Wisconsin. Happily married to the love of my life, Teddy (nee Teddy Schlueter). Teddy is a retired Medical Records Clerk from Theda Clark Hospital in Neenah, Wisconsin. Two children, Michael and Lon. Lon passed away in 1994. Michael is married to his wonderful wife, Toni and lives in Appleton, Wisconsin. For photos click on link below or visit our photo site http://www.flickr.com/photos/igboo NOTE: Click on photos for full-size images.
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