When we got to the trailhead, this dog was rolling around in a pile of trash. It was like heaven for him. We stood and watched him for quite a while.
Starting down the trail. It was cold enough to be in jackets and gloves and stuff.
Yes, that long squigly line down on the floor of the Canyon is the trail that we are going down. Nuts.
Me and a stray horse. Sometimes there are random horses just wandering up and down the trail with no one in sight.
Checking out the Canyon. Some pretty great views on this section of trail.
Uh, yes. We were posing for a picture and Tye thought we were stretching for the photo. 
Now I actually WAS stretching in this photo. 11 miles with a 30 lb. pack will make your back ache a bit.
This is one of my favorite pictures from our trip. Tye shooting from a really deep overhang.
At the sign for the Supai Village. We were excited that we were "close" to the end. However, close was a lot more hiking.
Entering the village.
The first set of falls we saw when we got past the village.
Havasu Falls!!!
Tye thought it would be funny to take a picture of us sleeping in our tent. It didn't quite turn out the way he wanted.
Our home sweet home the morning after.
Crossing the bridge heading out of the campsite. 
Hiking out.
So, there was apparently a fox somewhere in this picture. Tye focused on Mom instead of the fox and got this lovely photo. Where is that fox?
Oh, wait, there he is.
View not far from the switchbacks.
After our tongue lashing from one of the indians, it's time to keep on keeping on. This was the hardest, hottest part of the trail as evident by my procrastinating to get up.
Finishing the last bit of the trail. We are almost there!
WE DID IT!!!!!! The big finish picture. A job well done.
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