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This morning we are on the road to Phoenix. Here’s our planned route. We’ll be visiting my kids in SLC, then heading south from there.
Looks like a nice slow pace to take in the scenery and fresh air. Both take care and happy trails!
Have a great time. Drive safe.
Looking forward to seeing you and Anne this weekend!
See you two this weekend!
We made it safely to Salt Lake and enjoyed dinner with the kids. See you all down there!
Dave, you might look at turning left off of I-15 around Beaver, UT onto highway 20 over to Panguitch, then down Highway 89 to Bryce Canyon, the North Rim/Jacob Lake area of Grand Canyon, across the Vermillion Cliffs to Marble Canyon, and all the way to Flagstaff, then onto I-17 to PHX. Slightly longer time but much prettier than thru Las Vegas. Either way, have a great trip.
Thanks Lew. I have been that way several times and agree it’s a beautiful drive. On this trip, we plan to wake up early in Mesquite and go Valley of Fire State Park, a place neither of us have visited, to take some early morning photos. Then we’ll drive down highway 167.
https://www.google.com/search?q=valley+of+the+fire+state+park&num=100&client=safari&rls=en&biw=1388&bih=920&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi5y_PMrerSAhWBVLwKHT3iD8gQ_AUICSgC