Williams, AZ Bound

Friday April 30th, 2010, Grandma Gail, Trevor and I headed up north to Williams, AZ, which was a picturesque community providing great scenery and an opportunity to stretch our legs among grassy meadows and forested hill country. It was a cold 45 degrees when we arrived. Brrr! We sure did have a fun day!

We had lunch at Cruisers Cafe 66. Standard American cuisine including burgers, steaks, and pasta served with style in a renovated gas station, complete with Route 66 memorabilia.

Grand Canyon Deer Farm where we got up-close and personal with deer, llamas, pronghorn, wallabies, and miniature donkeys at this large petting zoo. In addition to hand-feeding these tame animals, we got a chance to see buffalo, goats, potbellied pigs, exotic birds and reindeer.

The Canyon Motel and Railroad RV Park. The motel's ten acres gave Trevor plenty of places to burn off a little steam.

Our historic caboose that we spent the night in.

Santa Fe Dam Reservoir, one of seven local fishing lakes.