On my last day in Flagstaff I took the Antelope Canyon Tour.We went up north through the Navajo reservation to see Glen Canyon Dam, Lake Powell and a city called Page before we finally got to Antelope Canyon. This was the most beautiful spot I've ever seen, a slot canyon made of red sandstone, it becomes really narrow so that only 1 person at a time can pass through at some places, but when the sun lights up the red sandstone it has something magical. I left Flagstaff the next morning, heading to Las Vegas!!!! Took a walk in the evening, started at the Welcome to Las Vegas-sign and walked along the whole "Strip", can't remember how many hours it took me......made my way through all those hotel-casinos during the next days, saw some lions and white tigers, and a couple of weddings in the chapel on the other side of the street.....many blinking gambling machines in the casinos- sometimes I couldn't even find my way back out, but found myself on an assembly line, heading straight to the casino of the next hotel without seeing the sunlight in between....saw some shows in the evenings...but you don't necessarily have to go to a show, just watch the drunken women walking down the strip, especially on weekends....stayed there several nights, but every second day I took a day off to see one of the National Parks of Utah...Zion and Bryce Canyon...left Las Vegas last night and just arrived in Merced, California (this is the last state I'm passing through, and no.33 if I counted right), gonna take a local bus to Yosemite NP in the afternoon.