This is the sunset at Norfolk Harbour Days taken off a friends sailboat.
I need to get out and rake leaves and do last cleanup in my flowerbeds. Uggh! Anyone want to help?
"Work Hard, Play Hard"
I ended up standing outside, in the rain, for 1 1/2 hours. The picture above is down the side of the school building. I turned the corner and could finally see the entrance. Maybe, just maybe, I'm getting close.



Amanda & her mom joined in the festivities.
And we were blessed to celebrate with...a..39 year old baby boy
Mark Raymond Gorski
"My Favorite Martian"
See more pictures and find out the answer by going to my photo website at:
http://just4fun21.photoparade.com/



| Sunrise Balloon trip with Northernlights Balloon Adventures in Sedona Arizona - September 2006 | |
This is a picture once we reached the bottom.
Mom rode a horse down to Havasu Falls while Bev and I hiked the two miles. This a picture when we met up a the bottom.
Mooney Falls was another mile past Havasu Falls and to get to it required going through 2 caves and some narrow cliffs. Needless to say Mom didn't like the heights and Bev didn't feel like crawling through the caves. Here is a picture of the 1st cave.
This is a picture of Mooney Falls from the bottom of the 1st cave. Notice the chains bolted into the cliff. I gets quite steep and those are needed to navigate your way but it was worth it for the view.
Mooney Falls is taller than Niagra Falls. More pictures later about our below the rim adventures or you can look at the Havasu Canyon pictures on my photo parade website at http://just4fun21.photoparade.com/

From Sedona we headed North to the Grand Canyon where Bev and I had a great time climbing on the rocks.
Whew, I made it to the top.
Three explorers on the south rim of the canyon.




After the wonderful trip, we went back to the hotel to rest our weary eyes before heading on our next excursion. On our afternoon trip we stopped at the Church of the Red Rocks which is built into the side of a majestic mountain.
View from the Church of the Red Rocks.
Hanging with the home girls.
Next we headed to a ghost town called Jerome where we had lunch at the Haunted Hamburger. The view from our table was spectacular and the food was just as amazing. 
Stay tuned for more stories as we head north to the Grand Canyon and beyond....
