Photo share: Eastside GC, this ain't no FAKE side of the road photos

[theking]

[theking]

Definitely one of the most photographed areas in the world:

[theking]

Lots of exploration options: by foot, helicopter, mule, Jeep, etc., like these guys:




They run the same tires as I do on my Taco so they must know a thing or two about off-roading in the wilderness  :






Same bad boys on my Taco  :

[theking]

Again, not many Black folks. I think I saw like 5 total compared to thousands of Asians and Whites:




I also saw a Black employee. Probably the National Park system's way of attracting more Black folks  :

[theking]

As I've said, no shortage of Asians there  :

[Cali Guy]

Grand Canyon is majestic from any angle.

Following the Colorado River will yield some of the best sceneries on earth in my opinion, maybe some day before too old.

[theking]

YEP  .

hmgLIAR and his FAKE ASS "side of the road" photos will never get that kind of real personal experience...

[theking]

Deep drop for all those folks standing on top of that cliff:

[NtsesHnub]

Cool photos TK and the receipt 

[theking]

Thanks! 

Yep, it's "legit" unlike hmgLIAR's FAKE ASS "side of the road" (per the neutral PH members) photos...

[theking]

Just imagine enjoying this breath taking view and then seeing a body floating down the river below :

Body of man traveling down Colorado River on wooden raft with dog found in Grand Canyon National Park

The body of a man who had been traveling down the Colorado River on a wooden raft has been found in Grand Canyon National Park, officials said. Thomas Robinson, a 58-year-old man from Santa Fe, New Mexico, was believed to have attempted to travel down the Colorado River on a wooden raft with his dog before abandoning the vessel at Lees Ferry, just a few miles south of Arizona’s border with Utah, according to a statement from the National Park Service detailing the incident.