Cross-Country Drive: All Images, by Popularity

Mom, Tom, and Clancy

After a canoe trip.

Critter

A common critter, these guys will try to get into your backpack if you step more than a few feet away from them. Apparently, all natural predators are gone.

Grandma Andrews

At the Lombard Lilac Festival.

Hoodoos

Looking down on the "hoodoos."

The Hanson/Lane Clan

At the time of the picture, that is.

Clancy

A model dog.

Another Bryce Panarama

The snow made Bryce so beautiful.

Steve and Erlend

Both looking quite tired.

First View

My first view of the entrance to the canyon.

Composed from two photos, the two white cars on the road, I think, are the same car.

Hidden Canyon

A somewhat strenous hike, but worthwhile.

Clancy and Mom

Mom preparing to throw a stick.

Cacti

A well-protected flower.

Grace

Grace, with her dad behind her on the phone.

Rachel and Kathy

Outside their place in Iowa City.

Katya and Tim

Outside their place in Minnesota.

Katya and the Falls

The Narrows

The end of the trail, you can hike further if you have the right gear.

Oliver Studying

Reading Dorothy Parker.

Oliver Tired

Had enough of reading.

Bryce Panarama

The rancher from whom Bryce Canyon got its name said of the canyon, "It's a damned place to lose a cow."

Composed somewhat clumsily from three seperate pictures.

Turnout View

Swirling Clouds

A storm moving in.

Anna

On her bicycle.

Katya at the River

The Mississippi.

Signe and Erlend

Signe juggles Erlend and the phone.

Pilgrim

Pilgrim is a dog.

Zion Panarama

Panarama from a lookout point.

The Castle

An interesting formation. It had snowed the night I arrived at Bryce, so I stayed at the lodge.