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To: Clappy who wrote (61297)	7/14/2004 10:43:17 AM
From: Sully-	Respond to of 65232

Thanks. I wish there would have been a little better sunlight for some of the shots. There was a thick band of clouds just above the horizon that caused my 200 speed film to lose some of the detail my 35mm is capable of achieving. If you have never been to the Grand Canyon, I strongly suggest you go there & see it in person. Plan on at least two days to take it in. There is no way any pictures can do it justice. The Grand Canyon is breathtakingly beautiful. And yes, I did seriously enjoy my trip. I saw so many wonderful, amazing, awesome & beautiful people/places/things. And that includes dinner with Polvie <g>. I took a lot of pictures when time & film permitted, but I have hundreds of rolls of pictures that are embedded in my cranium that I will forever cherish.