Well I don't have the patience to include all my pics on this gallery page of mine. In fact it would increase the size of my webpage. Instead I have linked each page to my personal albums around the web either on flikr or picasa so that you folks dont miss out the fun. Have fun.
Grand Canyon, Arizona:
A must see thing in Arizona. Situated in Nothern Arizona,
this deep canyon is found extendending into Neveda. Formed by the Colorado river, this
canyon is more than 7000 feats deep. It has 2 rims: South rim in Arizona which I have
visited and North rim which is in Nevada.
This has been a fultoo NITRKL junta trip comprising of me, Ravi, Ganpat, Sinha and Ron.
Started the day with morning at Sedona, lunch at Flagstaff and rest of the day at
the canyon. Taking this trip one week after the spring break noone was expecting rains,
but luckily were blessed with snow.
More info regarding the same can be obtained from wikipedia or rather google.
For more picture you can visit:
Saurabh Sinha's Picasa page or
Ravi Viswanathan's Picasa page
Apache Trail, Arizona:
This trail a one day fultoo drive. Start at the begining of the day and you probably be
driving till the evening. This drive cover everyhting: plains, plateaus and hills.
The trail starts with Goldfild and then the Lost Dutchmen State Park.
The hilly region starts from Canyon Lake, moves through the Totilla Flat (which is by the way
only stretch where has eateries), Apache Lake and finally winds up to the Roosevelt Lake.
This 50 mile road has a lot of ups and downs. There is a Fish Creek,
climbing up and down to reach this point is a considerably adventurous experience
(though when i went down to that point it was mostly dry).
The first long and stressing drive undertaken by Ravi after his driving test,
though with maneuvering tips from Nirav.
I was busy trying to bring the trail to you and Ganpathy was busy doing what he does best.
Lake Havasu, Arizona:
This trip could be addressed as the best example of Murphy's Law (If anything can go wrong it will !!!)
5 hours of strainful driving and a few wrong turns made us reach the lake 2 hours late,
leaving us with 2 hours to enjoy, out of which half an hour was consumed searching for my credit card
on the road. But the jet sking was incredible fun. Though $72 per hour per ski was a load on the wallet,
driving it was fun... incredible fun. This was the only instrument which people without liscences could also try.