These are filed under "Linnea" even though they contain some touristy shots of our trip to Arizona in Feb of 2004. Enjoy
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Linnea posing in front of a fake teepee at Tortilla Flats. The cactus in the background and the little Indian in the front are real, however. |
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At Torilla Flats there are dollars pasted on the wall. Real dollars. Covering every square inch of the walls. Most are written on. There's even a few pieces of foreign currency scattered about too. (And more than a few checks written out for $1.00) |
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More shots of the money. You have no idea how covered this place was. |
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(Blurry) Lunch time at Tortilla Flats. Like I said, dollars
everywhere. And now there's one more with our names on it. |
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If you like to look at rocks, Arizona is your place. If you're in the
market for rock pictures, I've got it cornered. Seriously though, a very beatiful place, the man-killing catcii not withstanding. |
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There's a lake way-y-y-y up in the Superstition Mountains. Even then-President Theodore Rooseveldt had to go and see it. |
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Swimming with Grandma and Grandpa. Pretty much her favorite activity. I simply enjoyed the fact that you could swim outside in February. |
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What did I say about it being her favorite thing? Someone does not want to get out of the pool. |
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Ready to go swimming. She's dressed and standing by the door while we're still getting ready. |
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In and out. In and out. In and out. Arizona doors tend to be screen doors at ground level, rather than heavy storm doors. She liked this. |
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Thrilled to be here. |
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Checking out her reflection in the Cadillac. |
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Heading to the pool with her grandfather. |
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You'd think that Arizona equals "retirees playing shuffleboard". You'd be right. |
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More handholding with grandpa. I'm pretty sure that they're watching the tapdancers. |
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Killing time in an airport on the way back home. A great vacation over. |