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https://youtu.be/UT3hQlY4oek

This is more or less the exact trip.

If any of you would like a tame with a few heart stopping moments adventure I recommend this helicopter Grand Canyon trip with Maverick which we did in 2007.
Each passenger had to be weighed.

The first thing we did was go almost backwards to the side of dark painted aeroplane which seemed to be unmarked, it was for kicking undesirables out of the country we were told.
We went close to the Hoover dam,what a site
We headed across Lake Mead which seamed forever to cross dropped down into the canyon for a champers and salad picnic where when welooked around 4 other helicopters had landed in reserved spaces.
We went down into the lowest point and gradually came up close to the canyon face where most passengers poo themselves .
On the return we stopped at a helicopter filling station where we stretched our legs.
Off again and seen some horrific skeletal horses which were surviving.
Twaz now dusk as we flew down the entire length of the Strip to the airport, what a sight.

Trip of a lifetime.

You will not get me up in one of those, even with a dose of your Viagra.

Not just the Gazelles either, if they do the same bucket tour thing in an autogyro, perhaps.

Apparently there's some ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs in caves in the grand canyon, that were found in 1909. The area where they are asid to be located is out of bounds.

smeggypants wrote:Apparently there's some ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs in caves in the grand canyon, that were found in 1909. The area where they are asid to be located is out of bounds.

Wogs reported in Major's canyon, having tagged the walls of his passage.

That will please him immensely.

Channel Hopper wrote:

smeggypants wrote:Apparently there's some ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs in caves in the grand canyon, that were found in 1909. The area where they are asid to be located is out of bounds.

Wogs reported in Major's canyon, having tagged the walls of his passage.

That will please him immensely.

The video spoke of the distance from rim to rim.