America (Part 24)

Sunday night we visited with Craig & Cheryl at their lovely home and then went out for dinner. Now I know we're not suppose to spend money on a Sunday, but they payed and it was also the only time we could see them. The next day we had so many other people to meet, starting with Bill (aka. Santa) and Linda Coutta. We stayed with them and their family for lunch. They have a swimming pool in their back garden (yard) so we got in a little swim before eating. Like the saying: never swim on a full stomach. Straight after that we headed out to Jeff & Mary Simkins for dinner. Each night we would end up going back to Vic & Charlene's before heading back to the hotel. That night was the last visit with them, so we got some pictures. 

Craig, Cheryl, my Family and I.

Steve Nebeker

Bill & Linda Coutta

Their swimming pool :) Just like to point out, that pool was freezing. But it was a beautiful summers day.

Jeff, Mary & Family

Vic & Charlene

Steve, Vic and my Dad

Well that's it for Vegas. Next up is LA :)

America (Part 23)

The Sun was slowly going down and yet the day still wasn't over. The Bellagio Fountains were calling to us. If I could go back to America, Vegas would be the place, and the Bellagio Fountains would be the first thing i'd see on my list. 

The Little White Chapel

Again the quality of these pictures aren't the best, but stay tuned for Part 24.

America (Part 22)

Lions are my second favourite wild animals, so it was amazing to see one and yet be so close to it at the same time. The shopping Mall we went to was huge. It had about three floors which split off from each other, every junction you came to was like a little round-about with many exits. It was crazy, and yet we somehow managed not to get lost. There were statues that would actually move and did a little play, non-moving statues and an Aquarium. Forgot to mention the escalator, it sort of curls round instead of just going up and down. It was pretty cool considering I don't like the things. 

Mostly all these pictures are bad quality, but as the lighting and my camera weren't the best, it didn't give me much to work with.