Brand Canyon.
Since I couldn't shower thought this. I mean it lives on that grey line between both.
Especially considering Ulysses specifically mentions Caesar watching Graham fall to the bottom - it’s not like he fell 100 feet and got caught on a tree or anything.
That’s a like a half mile fall onto solid rock, whilst on fire.
So, I'm writing a short story for shits and giggles and I'm writing a chapter where my characters reference clever attempts worldwide to create a safe place to live.
A common trope I've seen in zombie stories set in America is to lead the zombie horde into the grand canyon but looking at it in Google earth, it looks like the zombies would eventually find a path out of the canyon right? So leading them in there wouldn't trap them, simply delay them, yes?
What I was thinking is referencing 'a organised team of Arizonians that are slowly clearing the state of all Z's by herding them into the canyon'
Obviously I could hand wave it, or make up some bullshit but I'm now genuinely curious... would the trick work?
American, help me out with your musings!
Planning a one-week trip for the middle of March and we don’t particularly care about Las Vegas but that’s where we’re flying into/out of so we’re doing a loop — I’d love to make the most out of our short time to explore. We arrive in the mid-afternoon and I’m wondering whether it would be better to head straight to Springdale area and begin our Zion journey the next day or stay local for the night and drive up the next day, spending some time at Valley of Fire. Is that worth waiting an extra day to start Zion or should we fast track to Zion to get more time there? It could also be an option to stop by Valley of Fire on our last day since it’s pretty close to Vegas (if we’re up to it).
TLDR: wait extra day to go to Zion to see Valley of Fire or head straight to Zion area from Vegas?
Edit: you all are the best!! thank you for all of the tips and tricks! I’m even more excited to go now!
