Loved this. As a 19-year old in the late 60's, hiking the Grand Canyon was first on my list, which is now known as The Bucket List. I spent the night at the Phantom Ranch and came back the next day. I have since partially walked the Bright Angel Trail several times. Of the dozens of national parks I have been to, Grand Canyon is still one of my favorites.
Man, you are brave! a mule named Skidmark? ah heck no. ha ha. Although the story of these rides says there have been ZERO incidents since it's inception in the late 1880's
Megmondom az őszintét , hogy gyönyörű ! De a gyomrom le - föl liftezett ! Ezen igy végig menni , hát minden elismerésem az Övék ! Köszönöm , hogy láthattam !
This is the BEST video of the GC mule ride I have seen! You captured all the scenic, scary, and experiential highlights. The music is perfect too. It brings back such great memories of this epic experience. Thanks for creating and sharing it!
Thank you for sharing this video with us!!!! We are planning a trip to the Grand Canyon at some point. I’ve wondered about the mule rides offered at the Canyon, but never knew anyone who had tried it. Now I have a sense of what it’s like. It is an absolutely gorgeous trail!!! The mules are incredible, wondered how many times they’ve gone up and down those trails. They sure are sure-footed! Maybe I’ll muster up enough nerve to try it 🥴
I've been to the Grand Canyon 3 times and marvel at the views! But I have to admit, your views were much better! I will never be able to do what you did, because of an imbalance disorder, so I thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing! Personally, I thought the music was very fitting! Thank you again! ❤🌵🐎❤
Fantastic video! I've hiked it twice many years ago, and was impressed with the calm, steadiness of the mules, but I never wanted to ride them. Still don't but love this presentation. Thanks!
Great review of what the trail ride is all about. For those of us who have seen the mules lined up at the top of the canyon but did not have the time nor the reservation to ride, we now have an idea of what it was like. Disregard any negative comments. The 40 thumbs down are from those who wish they could be there, those that are dissatisfied with their lives but make no effort to improve themselves and want everyone else to share in their misery. For the animal rights crazies, mules were bred for this type of work and can handle it with ease.
I agree. Yep, this is what mules do. It's a piece of cake for them. I have seen the mules over at the stables a number of times. They are better fed and have better medical attention than a lot of humans.
I love mules ever since i rode my uncled mule in mexico he is a 22 year old and super smart docile and strong plus he loves me cause i spent hours just being around him
I never realized that the Bright Angel trail is so rugged with holes and rocks. I have only seen it as it starts off from the rim. My legs would never take the punishment. I often thought of taking the mule train. The mules are awesome. Thanks for posting, this was well done.
@@earledward8766 I can barely watch it. Literally get dizzy trying to watch people climb towers and such. Stopped at 3 minutes on this one. It's beautiful though.
Carl Makula ....I just sent it on to my 69year old cousin.......we did that in 1958, when we Were 8.....,.it was an awesome ride & day, I still have the pictures.
Canyons are awesome. Beautiful! Yes, I think I would like to ride a mule into the canyon. As long as I don't get bucked off, of course. Great video. Thank you!
I did the Mule ride in 1989 but only to Plateau Point and back - incredible experience, and when I arrived back at the Grand Canyon Village I had what I still believe to be the best Coke float I’ve ever had..😋! LLAP 🖖!
No way, never. Not even if my life counted on it. Watching the little that I did I got dizzy, nauseated, anxiety and a panic attack. I felt like I was about to fall off the side of a mountain. No thank you.
@z not over doing anything, sir. i have neurological and medical conditions that limit my physical ability to leave my home including grand mal seizures, generalized anxiety, major panic attacks, as well as i am classified as a fall risk. thank you for your comment. Blessings.
I did this trip to the phantom ranch about 20 years ago. What an awesome experience and amazing views. And that river water was the coldest water I every felt.
My Dad and I went to the bottom of the canyon on mules when I was about 12. ( 40 yrs ago) It was so much fun! Although, it was 120 degrees out and I did not drink enough water. Back then, only the leader had a canteen for everyone to share. We only had a drink when he decided to stop. Once we reached the bottom, we were waiting to be assigned our cabins. I past out from heat exhaustion. They got me to our cabin and gave me water. I slept the entire night 😢 In the morning I was fine and was able to enjoy a wonderful breakfast with our group. 😊
I've wanted to do this for a long time but I have a very healthy fear of heights. This video gave me so many visceral gut reactions, I'm not sure I could do it. I'd have to constantly remind myself "Trust the mule. Just trust the mule." And I'd be so nervous the entire ride, I probably wouldn't enjoy myself.
I get vertigo just watching ! They have mule trails like this all round Sicily, but not this dangerous. Owned horses for years, one of these things I enjoy most is the feeling of being in nature and at peace with the world. Hard to vicariously enjoy this with the music.
why i am feeling like my heart is in my hand while i watching this on my phone lol this trip is not for the faint hearted and animals are sensitive if you are scared chances are they will be too. This one trip if i ever visit i might not take 😂🙈
Thank you for uploading, as many times I’ve been to the Grand Canyon never had the chance to ride down to the valley and wondered what I was missing. Now I know !! Fantastic!!
@Dog Gone , One answer , the mules will not do that ! They are not stupid. You can not make a mule do something stupid like that even with a four foot long 2 X 4 !
so good to see this posted I went on a mule ride down the canyon 27 years ago would definitely do it again it was so much fun. Thanks for posting , a lovely walk down memory lane.i was on the north rim ride. Not sure which one this is.
Robert Carter I road up the mountain in santorini on a donkey and was so frightened but felt liberated after. Now I want to ride a mule down the canyon. ☺️
No way, never. Not even if my life counted on it. Watching the little that I did I got dizzy, nauseated, anxiety and a panic attack. I felt like I was about to fall off the side of a mountain. No thank you.
@Robert Carter Mules always have firm feet and animal instinct to find the path even at night. It's a great adventure, as on the times of Old West. It makes me feeling myself as an old cowboy. In Peruvian Andes, you can find some canyons similar to the Colorado one. Wilderness is the best thing on earth.
I have mules and just got back from there with my wife and 10 yr. old granddaughter they didn’t want to do it ! I don’t know if I could or not! Great video I’m thinking about going back with a buddy to do it now though!
Oh my gosh! I would be scared to death and the mules don't mind at all! However, my full trust would go with the mule. One has to watch this because the Grand Canyon is a living fossil that most Americans know nothing about. We would die to see this beauty on the grand scale it is - as there are city kids who hve never seen a frog. Worms don't come out of the soil after rain, anymore. After the rain yesterday, I actually saw a worm on the sidewalk. At 62 yrs I hvn't seen a worm in YEARS! Thanks for this upload. We need more of them!
hi ... great video, We rode in Bryce Canyon in May 2019, which was also great. ( 3 hours peek-a-boo loop trail. wonderful tour. ) who was the organizer of this tour. Canyon trail raiders? and what tour was that? we want to go to las vegas again next year and go on a horseback tour again. Looking forward to your answer. Thank´s
Early 80s, I hiked the bright angel trail, from top to bottom 11 times, I was making money carrying peoples back packs from the bottom up to the top and leave gear at the Lodge , then I would walk back down and meet them on the trail get paid and bring up another pack. I did this 11 times over the course of 3 days. At $40 a pack💫. Loved every minute of it.
i have hiked both the rim to rim trail and taken the Mules from Phantom Ranch to the top of Bright Angel Trail after a river rafting trip...Would rather hike the trail than do that Crazy Mule ride again...In fact I would rather hike up and down twice rather than taking 1 mule ride up or down..
@@aceyorba are the mules not safe or do they just not want to walk the trail ? They seem to move along pretty smoothly in the video. Just asking as I've always wanted to do this.
@@tagyouritification it's really fun and most definitely safe, mules are very sure footed animals even more so than horses. They will move fine, its just that some people have trouble getting them to start moving because they are to gentle and scaced. You really have to kick them or give them a little whip with the back of the reins to start movin but after that its very enjoyable.
Is this Yellowstone Park Arizona? because I took that trial by foot all the way down to the lower fall in 1990. I never trusted the mules. Some time they will stop and look down the cliff as if deciding to jump to take an easy way down. The guide said that there has been no accident as such. I was young in my early 20's and could climb like a mountain goat. On the way up I herd the other climbers passing comments that I might be park ranger. Now I am 50, watching this video in Pakistan reminding me of good old days.
I did some research ... apparently (as of this date 11/21/17) no one has died on a mule ride but there have been several injuries all involving the mule stumbling ... one of the people involved in one of those incidents said, "it's only a matter of time" until someone goes over the edge. I had my own horses, I was a wrangler that rode the drag, I know these animals know their job & they're good at it, but you can't account for a loose rock, a snake, or anything else that could throw the animal off balance ... and it's a looong way down
Yep, it is just a matter of time. I used to ride a mule on the trails and he'd stumble sometimes on the rocks or over a log his foot would catch etc and watching those mules that close to the edge and knowing what i know...... there is not a chance in heck that i'd ride that trail on no mule!
Someone was once killed by a turtle falling out of the sky. It's just a matter of time before it happens again...Even the wise cannot foresee all ends.
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You captured the magnitude; what a tribute to this wonder of our world! Bravo! Thank you for letting me travel vicariously with you!! Extreme!
Absolutely fantastic! I was privileged to ride the Mules in the summer of 1976 . . . so unforgettable!
Loved this. As a 19-year old in the late 60's, hiking the Grand Canyon was first on my list, which is now known as The Bucket List. I spent the night at the Phantom Ranch and came back the next day. I have since partially walked the Bright Angel Trail several times. Of the dozens of national parks I have been to, Grand Canyon is still one of my favorites.
Where is located the grand Canyon
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Thanks for posting. Been there, enjoyed the "at first, scary" ride. Learned to trust my mule "Skidmark" and I would do it again.
Man, you are brave! a mule named Skidmark? ah heck no. ha ha. Although the story of these rides says there have been ZERO incidents since it's inception in the late 1880's
Megmondom az őszintét , hogy gyönyörű ! De a gyomrom le - föl liftezett !
Ezen igy végig menni , hát minden elismerésem az Övék ! Köszönöm , hogy láthattam !
This is the BEST video of the GC mule ride I have seen! You captured all the scenic, scary, and experiential highlights. The music is perfect too. It brings back such great memories of this epic experience. Thanks for creating and sharing it!
Excellent video - great music! I did the mule ride back in 1976 - your video was like a time machine to the days of my youth!! THANKS!
I loved my mule ride back when i was a girl scout in 1969! Wow now i am 63! Would love to do it again! Thanks for the memories!
Que hermosa melodía agradable al oído. ..gracias por compartir así mismo el panorama .
Wow se parese ami país Guatemala aya en mi rancho
Thank you for sharing this video with us!!!! We are planning a trip to the Grand Canyon at some point. I’ve wondered about the mule rides offered at the Canyon, but never knew anyone who had tried it. Now I have a sense of what it’s like. It is an absolutely gorgeous trail!!! The mules are incredible, wondered how many times they’ve gone up and down those trails. They sure are sure-footed! Maybe I’ll muster up enough nerve to try it 🥴
I've been to the Grand Canyon 3 times and marvel at the views! But I have to admit, your views were much better! I will never be able to do what you did, because of an imbalance disorder, so I thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing! Personally, I thought the music was very fitting! Thank you again! ❤🌵🐎❤
We were there years ago. The mules are very well trained. Loved it! Awesome ride!
Que preciosos paisajes saludos desde puerto vallarta Jalisco Mexico
Very nicely done, beautiful. I was there in 1990, still an awesome place.
My wife and I went in 2016 as well. Thanks for the video! Well done. God bless!
Fantastic video! I've hiked it twice many years ago, and was impressed with the calm, steadiness of the mules, but I never wanted to ride them. Still don't but love this presentation. Thanks!
Great review of what the trail ride is all about. For those of us who have seen the mules lined up at the top of the canyon but did not have the time nor the reservation to ride, we now have an idea of what it was like. Disregard any negative comments. The 40 thumbs down are from those who wish they could be there, those that are dissatisfied with their lives but make no effort to improve themselves and want everyone else to share in their misery. For the animal rights crazies, mules were bred for this type of work and can handle it with ease.
I agree. Yep, this is what mules do. It's a piece of cake for them. I have seen the mules over at the stables a number of times. They are better fed and have better medical attention than a lot of humans.
Everyone has to see things the way you do or they're unhappy or crazy ? Idiot , you must be a democrat .
@@presidenttrump7470 How did you guess?
@@H.pylori - Easy to spot an idiot or a democrat , same thing really . Not much guesswork needed .
Wonderful video! And the music was fantastic, too!!
I love mules ever since i rode my uncled mule in mexico he is a 22 year old and super smart docile and strong plus he loves me cause i spent hours just being around him
I never realized that the Bright Angel trail is so rugged with holes and rocks. I have only seen it as it starts off from the rim. My legs would never take the punishment. I often thought of taking the mule train. The mules are awesome. Thanks for posting, this was well done.
Thank you for posting this video, as it is the only way I will experience it due to my fear of heights. Awesome video.
DezWW777 ditto !!! Patriot Perry ...
@@earledward8766 I can barely watch it. Literally get dizzy trying to watch people climb towers and such. Stopped at 3 minutes on this one. It's beautiful though.
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You said EXACTLY what I was thinking!
Haha that’s what I immediately thought. Hell to the NO would I ever do that. But it is a nice watch.
Let’s face it those mules are amazing let alone the Grand Canyon
Thank you for this. I did this forty years ago. So great to see it again.
Who does this?? I'm nervous watching from my couch.
Carl Makula ....I just sent it on to my 69year old cousin.......we did that in 1958, when we Were 8.....,.it was an awesome ride & day, I still have the pictures.
Mules do it every day...almost always without an accident.
Great video Karen and thank you kindly for sharing. What a great trip you must have had. GOD BLESS.
This is an awesome video! thanks for putting it together.
Canyons are awesome. Beautiful! Yes, I think I would like to ride a mule into the canyon. As long as I don't get bucked off, of course. Great video. Thank you!
Thank you! I want to do this now. Canyon has always been on my list, this is the best way to see it.
Thank you for sharing. I visited Grand Canyon in 2017. It was nothing less than amazing!
Such a good film. "The Jealous Crow" song was great/sounds like a classic Irish ditty.....
What a remarkable and inspiring trip through the grand Canyon. Thanks for sharing your journey.
Whoa,,, thanks so much for sharing,,, Safe, happy & blessed travel on your all journey,,,
I did the Mule ride in 1989 but only to Plateau Point and back - incredible experience, and when I arrived back at the Grand Canyon Village I had what I still believe to be the best Coke float I’ve ever had..😋! LLAP 🖖!
This is such a wonderful video - have watched it many times. Thank you for sharing your ride! I hope to do this one day.
No way, never. Not even if my life counted on it. Watching the little that I did I got dizzy, nauseated, anxiety and a panic attack. I felt like I was about to fall off the side of a mountain. No thank you.
@z not over doing anything, sir. i have neurological and medical conditions that limit my physical ability to leave my home including grand mal seizures, generalized anxiety, major panic attacks, as well as i am classified as a fall risk. thank you for your comment. Blessings.
Yes, please list all of your diagnoses for everyone.
Oh, come on! I'll go with you over there! :))
I did this trip to the phantom ranch about 20 years ago. What an awesome experience and amazing views. And that river water was the coldest water I every felt.
I wish I was brave enough to try this while visiting. I just don't have the nerves...yet.😁
Thanks so much for a GREAT video!!!!!
My Dad and I went to the bottom of the canyon on mules when I was about 12. ( 40 yrs ago) It was so much fun! Although, it was 120 degrees out and I did not drink enough water. Back then, only the leader had a canteen for everyone to share. We only had a drink when he decided to stop. Once we reached the bottom, we were waiting to be assigned our cabins. I past out from heat exhaustion. They got me to our cabin and gave me water. I slept the entire night 😢 In the morning I was fine and was able to enjoy a wonderful breakfast with our group. 😊
The GC is amazingly dry. It might be as low as 5% humidity. You gotta drink a lot of water.
All mule riders now are given a water flask to carry with them.
I've wanted to do this for a long time but I have a very healthy fear of heights. This video gave me so many visceral gut reactions, I'm not sure I could do it. I'd have to constantly remind myself "Trust the mule. Just trust the mule." And I'd be so nervous the entire ride, I probably wouldn't enjoy myself.
" Hi this is Sam the slightly suicidal mule"
I get vertigo just watching ! They have mule trails like this all round Sicily, but not this dangerous. Owned horses for years, one of these things I enjoy most is the feeling of being in nature and at peace with the world. Hard to vicariously enjoy this with the music.
why i am feeling like my heart is in my hand while i watching this on my phone lol this trip is not for the faint hearted and animals are sensitive if you are scared chances are they will be too. This one trip if i ever visit i might not take 😂🙈
I'll only go on one of these tours with a parachute strapped to my back just in case.
That's definitely on my bucket list. It reminds me of riding horseback in Bryce Canyon, UT. Thanks for sharing.
My wife my daughter and I rode the mules to the Phantom Ranch in 93. They said no one had been killed up to that point riding a mules
Wow beautiful,this is on my bucket list, how much is this excursion?
Thank you for uploading, as many times I’ve been to the Grand Canyon never had the chance to ride down to the valley and wondered what I was missing. Now I know !! Fantastic!!
Just one question what if one mule decides to pass at a narrow point in the trail?
@Dog Gone ,
One answer , the mules will not do that ! They are not stupid. You can not make a mule do something stupid like that even with a four foot long 2 X 4 !
My daughter wanted to know what the grand canyon was and this was a great glimpse... Thank you.
so good to see this posted I went on a mule ride down the canyon 27 years ago would definitely do it again it was so much fun. Thanks for posting , a lovely walk down memory lane.i was on the north rim ride. Not sure which one this is.
Thank you for video , i never rid a mule or horse .do i learn first?
I'd love to do this, I bet the waiver signed before the ride is 20 pages long. LOL
Believe it or not, there is no waiver.
@@dj33036
very cool. Take your life in your own got darned hands!
The mules are well-insured.
no way... watching this made me nervous ... yikes! PS: great video. now I don't have to do this.
At least I'm not the only chicken.
Robert Carter I road up the mountain in santorini on a donkey and was so frightened but felt liberated after. Now I want to ride a mule down the canyon. ☺️
No way, never. Not even if my life counted on it. Watching the little that I did I got dizzy, nauseated, anxiety and a panic attack. I felt like I was about to fall off the side of a mountain. No thank you.
@Robert Carter Mules always have firm feet and animal instinct to find the path even at night. It's a great adventure, as on the times of Old West. It makes me feeling myself as an old cowboy. In Peruvian Andes, you can find some canyons similar to the Colorado one. Wilderness is the best thing on earth.
I have mules and just got back from there with my wife and 10 yr. old granddaughter they didn’t want to do it ! I don’t know if I could or not! Great video I’m thinking about going back with a buddy to do it now though!
Oh my gosh! I would be scared to death and the mules don't mind at all! However, my full trust would go with the mule.
One has to watch this because the Grand Canyon is a living fossil that most Americans know nothing about. We would die to see this beauty on the grand scale it is - as there are city kids who hve never seen a frog. Worms don't come out of the soil after rain, anymore. After the rain yesterday, I actually saw a worm on the sidewalk. At 62 yrs I hvn't seen a worm in YEARS!
Thanks for this upload. We need more of them!
My husband I did this many years ago and it was terrifying and wonderful. I would do it again. Love this video.
Now I want to do this! How long did your trip take?
Hermosas y poderosas vestias
hi ... great video,
We rode in Bryce Canyon in May 2019, which was also great. ( 3 hours peek-a-boo loop trail. wonderful tour. ) who was the organizer of this tour. Canyon trail raiders? and what tour was that? we want to go to las vegas again next year and go on a horseback tour again.
Looking forward to your answer. Thank´s
I loved this amazing video. I know you'd never get me to do that lol TFS
My concern would be the mule's endurance and the weight of some people.
I am making the assumption you are using a GoPro. Just wondering how high is the chest strap so I won’t be shooting into the mules back.
That's an awesome place thank you for sharing me!
Early 80s, I hiked the bright angel trail, from top to bottom 11 times, I was making money carrying peoples back packs from the bottom up to the top and leave gear at the Lodge , then I would walk back down and meet them on the trail get paid and bring up another pack. I did this 11 times over the course of 3 days. At $40 a pack💫. Loved every minute of it.
Ha, what a great idea, I would have paid you a hundred. I seriously considered tossing my whole backpack into the river.
I've been down bright angel Trail many years ago. Such a delight walking through mule shit.
Ha!
Thank you for this wonderful video !!!!
ave been wanting to check out the grand canyon maybe renting out these mules is not a bad idea
Awesome video! Which site did you book with?
Was this a booked tour? If so please tell me where to book lol
that linda cansion of minute 4 someone can tell me the name of the song
Me and my 3 boys went to the Grand Canyon in 1986 and road the mules to the bottom. It was a great experience. It was a little scary .
A lovaknak nincs tériszunyuk?
Just beautiful
How long take go donw and come back to up?
To go down, just a few seconds....
Enjoyed watching your video. Thanks!
El título de la música por favor.
Parabéns muito legal esse vídeo music show
i have hiked both the rim to rim trail and taken the Mules from Phantom Ranch to the top of Bright Angel Trail after a river rafting trip...Would rather hike the trail than do that Crazy Mule ride again...In fact I would rather hike up and down twice rather than taking 1 mule ride up or down..
aceyorba
Just curious, why didn't you like the mule ride?
@@cannon-ce1tu
Ever here the phrase ,
Stubborn as a Mule...
I would never do it again...
@@aceyorba are the mules not safe or do they just not want to walk the trail ?
They seem to move along pretty smoothly in the video. Just asking as I've always wanted to do this.
@@tagyouritification it's really fun and most definitely safe, mules are very sure footed animals even more so than horses. They will move fine, its just that some people have trouble getting them to start moving because they are to gentle and scaced. You really have to kick them or give them a little whip with the back of the reins to start movin but after that its very enjoyable.
Which company did you go with and how long was your trip?
how much does that cost to take that ride I wonder
Its a long ride to.
It cost you your life.
wait----THEY don't pay YOU ? whoa.........
What kind of equipment are you using to video? It's not choppy at all.
Is this Yellowstone Park Arizona? because I took that trial by foot all the way down to the lower fall in 1990. I never trusted the mules. Some time they will stop and look down the cliff as if deciding to jump to take an easy way down. The guide said that there has been no accident as such. I was young in my early 20's and could climb like a mountain goat. On the way up I herd the other climbers passing comments that I might be park ranger. Now I am 50, watching this video in Pakistan reminding me of good old days.
Damn that would be a great ride to go on. 1 great adventure there.
No F-ING way!!!
Que hermoso e impactante. Mis tesoros y admiración
I did this very trail in the 70,s as a kid❤
Oh yes. VERY BEAUTIFUL!
What an amazing video,scared the hell out of me.Sooo close to the edges,OMG.
That mule you are riding is always looking at the cliff watch her ear pointing... neat ride!!
That's why you TRUST the mule!
Great video,how long did it take to ride down,and then out?
how long does it take?
I did some research ... apparently (as of this date 11/21/17) no one has died on a mule ride but there have been several injuries all involving the mule stumbling ... one of the people involved in one of those incidents said, "it's only a matter of time" until someone goes over the edge. I had my own horses, I was a wrangler that rode the drag, I know these animals know their job & they're good at it, but you can't account for a loose rock, a snake, or anything else that could throw the animal off balance ... and it's a looong way down
lol ... you're welcome; and absolutely, but that's because I spend a lot more time in a car than on a mule
No worries, Carol, and thanks for telling it like it is.
Then don't go on a mule ride, nothing or anything is definite except death and taxes .
Yep, it is just a matter of time. I used to ride a mule on the trails and he'd stumble sometimes on the rocks or over a log his foot would catch etc and watching those mules that close to the edge and knowing what i know...... there is not a chance in heck that i'd ride that trail on no mule!
Someone was once killed by a turtle falling out of the sky. It's just a matter of time before it happens again...Even the wise cannot foresee all ends.
A couple I knew went on that ride. The gentleman said it made his "chicken eye wink"...lmao
So how long does it take to get to the bottom, from paved road to the very bottom
It's about 8 miles to the river, on the Bright Angel Trail, a little longer on the South Kaibab Trail.
@Don Forum How long do you think it would take you to walk 8 miles?
At 9.8 m per second squared, it should take about 11 seconds give or take.
Thank you, Karen. It is a big help.
Whether you care to realize it or not you are putting those mules in extreme danger
Fantastic! And the music was terrific! "Much obliged, much obliged."
Thank you for fulfilling the Grand Canyon dream that I wasn't able to do, as we ran out of money and time. It was really a nice ride, thanks again!
I’ve done this and I loved it if you are scared you can do one we’re you don’t go in the canyon
That's great to know thanks