American Road Trip 1979 on Kodachrome

#USA10-08 Scenic flight over the Grand Canyon, 10 May 1979
Flying inside the canyon, below the rim, and above the inner canyon (at the bottom of the picture)

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Wow! 1800 slides, that is a massive amount of scanning and post-processing, Lynn!

I am in awe of your ability to actually do that! I am also delighted that you are doing it and I cannot wait to your posts.

This is remarkable. And I say that because it is true and nothing, not even my personal anguish and sorrow (long story), can deny that!

You definitely put a smile on my face!😃😃😃

Long live the FE!
This was an amazing job done by our Lynn! WOW indeed.
 
#USA04-09 Calico ghost town, CA, 05 May 1979
I admit to being disappointed in this tourist attraction, having been spoilt by Sovereign Hill in Victoria, Australia - a much larger place. This small town felt just a little too perfect with its paved main street. Maybe that's necessary given the grade and any potential downpour. They put on a good guy/bad guy gunfight complete with stunts, which seemed to entertain the few tourists there. We only had a short time there so maybe there were more things to see than we did.

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I have visited this ghost town!
 
Thank you for this trip back in time, Lynn.
I visited such places in the late 1980's and early 1990's, but I used the less costly Fuji Chrome and not the fancy Kodachrome 🙂
These were the days ....
 
Lynn, your flight was taken on my birthday. Thanks for sharing the pics. I could never do that flight as I get terrible air sickness.
You're welcome - that's sad you get air sickness. I've felt nauseous on a boat but never in the air (I learnt to fly long ago).

A small correction: the picture in post #131 is photo #USA08-30.

I'll finish up with the Grand Canyon pictures later today so we can move on with the road trip. I shot about 6 1/2 rolls of 36exp at the canyon.
 
#USA10-29 Scenic flight over the Grand Canyon, 10 May 1979. View of the Havasupai reservation. There are 2 waterfalls visible, the nearer is opposite the small branching side canyon on the right, the other is in the middle of the Y-shaped canyon intersection near the top of the frame. That waterfall was where the swimming photo in post #114, image #USA06-22 was taken. From the rim it's an 8 mile hike down to the reservation. Apologies for the poor quality of this image due to the sun flaring badly through the perspex window.

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