Another day of climbing close to the edge of the Grand Canyon passed without anyone falling off a cliff. It is hard to capture the majesty of such a massive place. Things that look close enough to spit on are miles away.
Riveting as they are to us, I'm sure you'll think that the pictures look awfully similar. I agree. To get another viewpoint, we're going to have to get into the canyon itself somewhere. I'm not sure yet how to do this barring hikes that are beyond both our physical condition and expertise.
We are now in Page, Arizona. We chose that because we heard about a California condor release program at a place east of the Grand Canyon called Vermilion Cliffs. We drove past it and saw no sign of any public access. We are now working on Plan B.
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