But then, what is obviously the voice of God, tells Tom not to jump.
"No, that was me!"
"No, it was ME!"
So, we head back into the sunset.
Six miles later, we're back to Monney Falls.
The crowd is finally gone.
It's Miller time, but we ain't got no beer!
"Coffee's ready Bunny!"
With tears in our eyes, as is evident from the fuzziness of the picture, we watch Guillaume head out of camp for the long hike back to the top.
The camp was really crowded, due in part to the lodge being closed because of a lightning strike.
We passed by Havasu Falls on the two mile hike into Supai Village to extend our stay for another night.
There's no power except in the Gatorade.
We discover this on our way to Navajo Falls. We later find out that this is in memory of a young woman who was murdered a month earlier.
Helicopters bring in the portapotties.
Navajo Falls
Is Tom trying to imitate the Tai Chi guy or is he just clumsy?
It's a bird! It's a plane! No, you tards, it's Navajo Falls. Check out the video.
Back to camp. Guess which falls we passed.
Ruth above Havasu Falls.
These guys swam behind the falls.
Packed and ready to go.
Looking out from our site. See the logs?
"Let's get a move on, we have a long way to go."
I wish I had a nice ass like that...
...to carry our load out.
We're really not sure.
With her Supai stick in hand Ruth picks out some goodies for the hike out.
We wave goodbye to Zoom Dinh and Paul.