Arizona, Canyon, Lake, Dolly, Steamboat, rocks, duck, boats, Tortilla, Flat |
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Canyon Lake, Part 3 |
Eventually, Dolly reached the far end of Canyon Lake and made a slow, graceful U-turn — the return trip cruising on the other side of the lake so we could get a closer look at additional rock formations. Note that this formation exhibits strata that were laid down in previous eons when Arizona was covered by a shallow inland sea. |
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The interior is very much an eclectic collection of decor items for diners to enjoy while waiting for their meal to be served. They offer burgers (Johnny's favorite) and Mexican food. In only two seconds, I decided on the chimichanga. Yep, put chimichangas on the menu and I am hooked. It was so big, I had to take half home — but that's okay, it was quite tasty and made a very nice lunch the next day. Well, this concludes our cruise of Canyon Lake on Dolly the Steamboat. If you have not tried it, put it on your To-Do list — it's a lovely way to spend a day away from the press of "civilization". |
Life is good. |
Aloha, B. David |
P. S., All photos and text © B. David Cathell Photography, Inc. — www.bdavidcathell.com |