In the summer of 1963 the family drives out West visiting a number of scenic points of interest, among which is Bryce Canyon. Newlin especially enjoyed western scenery, even as a youth reading the Zane Grey novels. Joel remembers traveling with a large thermos filled with ice and Kool Aid that got refilled every morning in the motel.
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| This could be a hogan from Navajo country: Allan, Andrew, Joel |
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| similar image but in color: Allan, Joel and Andrew |
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| Andrew, Allan and Joel in the desert |
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| Joel, Allan and Andrew in the desert |
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| Andrew, Joel, Allan, and Newlin, Silverton, Colorado |
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| Allan, Newlin, Andrew, and Joel, Silverton |
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| Andrew, Allan, Newlin, and Joel, Silverton |
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| Joel, Allan and Newlin, Aztec Ruins National Monument |
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Aztec Ruins National Monument
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Bryce Canyon
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| Joel, Newlin, Andrew, and Allan, Bryce Canyon |
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Joel and Allan, Bryce Canyon
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Joel, Bryce Canyon
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the Galaxy 500, Bryce Canyon
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Bryce Canyon
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Bryce Canyon
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| Bryce Canyon |
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| Bryce Canyon |
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| Bryce Canyon |
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| Allan, Joel, Andrew, and Newlin, Bryce Canyon |
Arnie and Newlin had a harness for Andrew, nearly three years old and quite a bolter. With that harness they could rein him in when he ran toward a cliff or he could just pick up his feet when he was tired or playsome to be carried.
