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Western U.S. & Canadian Travel. Currently includes locations in California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah and Washington. Some of the more specific locations within those States at this time include San Francisco, Port Townsend, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Las Vegas, Bryce and Fountain Hills. And now it includes Vancouver BC.
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Rick Crimmel > I decided to start with this guy, because it was one of the most amazing things we saw there. After he stripped down to his speedo, he slowly walked into the water, eventually ducked completely under, walked back out and then did it over again. The trails in the park had ice in many areas, so you can imagine how cold the water was. Not sure what he had in his veins. What was really amazing was he never looked like he was cold. We started shivering just watching him. To see more, go to: http://www.rickcrimmel.com/Canada/Vancouver-BC/Christmas-2009-in-Vancouver-BC/10811158_H7AEJ#753995633_wzrVj
Rick Crimmel > Looking across Burrard Inlet from Third Beach to West Vancouver. To see more, go to: http://www.rickcrimmel.com/Canada/Vancouver-BC/Christmas-2009-in-Vancouver-BC/10811158_H7AEJ#754080002_7GSr6
Rick Crimmel > Since 1948, the Lighted Ships Parade sponsored, by the Olympia Yacht Club features about 30 boats of all shapes and sizes, adorned with lights and other decorations in the annual holiday event. The parade which begins at Percival Landing in downtown Olympia, follows the eastern shore of Budd Inlet to Boston Harbor, then returns along the western shore of Budd Inlet to Percival Landing. See more - http://www.rickcrimmel.com/Olympia-Washington-RickCrimmel/Olympia-WA-Rick-Crimmel/7459482_Baum3#739793911_cDnoM
Rick Crimmel > A shot of Mt. Rainier taken close to where we now live, near Olympia, WA. See more of Olympia: http://www.rickcrimmel.com/Olympia-Washington/Olympia-Washington/7459482_Baum3#680161084_RVxsR
Rick Crimmel > Laughlin, Nevada looking across the Colorado River to Bullhead, Arizona. See more at: http://rcrimmel.smugmug.com/gallery/7177790_fvZF3/1/478688752_oV7bs#478688752_oV7bs
Rick Crimmel > Anniversary Narrows, Lake Mead, Nevada. To se more - http://rcrimmel.smugmug.com/gallery/4160024_HKfZ6#243450922_Yf9XT
Rick Crimmel > Ruins of St. Thomas School. -- St. Thomas, Nevada, founded by Mormon settlers, is now a ghost town in Clark County, Nevada. Near to where the Muddy River flows into the Colorado River, St. Thomas was purchased by the Federal Government and abandoned as the waters of Lake Mead submerged the town. It is now located within the Lake Mead National Recreation Area. Since the lake has receded in recent years, St. Thomas is now ( 2007/2008) visible. To see more - http://rcrimmel.smugmug.com/gallery/4159745_BRaUk#243479677_TcwoJ
Rick Crimmel > Sailboat following Washington State Ferry. To see more - http://rcrimmel.smugmug.com/gallery/4061856_6zQmm#418640380_hrmvK
Rick Crimmel > Valley of Fire State Park, Nevada - 2007. See more - http://rcrimmel.smugmug.com/gallery/4169742_qCcRG#410019229_7JJRg
I decided to start with this guy, because it was one of the most amazing things we saw there. After he stripped down to his speedo, he slowly walked into the water, eventually ducked completely under, walked back out and then did it over again. The trails in the park had ice in many areas, so you can imagine how cold the water was. Not sure what he had in his veins. What was really amazing was he never looked like he was cold. We started shivering just watching him. To see more, go to: http://www.rickcrimmel.com/Canada/Vancouver-BC/Christmas-2009-in-Vancouver-BC/10811158_H7AEJ#753995633_wzrVj
> I decided to start with this guy, because it was one of the most amazing things we saw there. After he stripped down to his speedo, he slowly walked into the water, eventually ducked completely under, walked back out and then did it over again. The trails in the park had ice in many areas, so you can imagine how cold the water was. Not sure what he had in his veins. What was really amazing was he never looked like he was cold. We started shivering just watching him. To see more, go to: http://www.rickcrimmel.com/Canada/Vancouver-BC/Christmas-2009-in-Vancouver-BC/10811158_H7AEJ#753995633_wzrVj
I decided to start with this guy, because it was one of the most amazing things we saw there. After he stripped down to his speedo, he slowly walked into the water, eventually ducked completely under, walked back out and then did it over again. The trails in the park had ice in many areas, so you can imagine how cold the water was. Not sure what he had in his veins. What was really amazing was he never looked like he was cold. We started shivering just watching him. To see more, go to: http://www.rickcrimmel.com/Canada/Vancouver-BC/Christmas-2009-in-Vancouver-BC/10811158_H7AEJ#753995633_wzrVj
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