ARE BOLLE SUNGLASSES

A shot of my mate Boabs peering out a window of a saloon bar in Arizona. This photo makes me laugh.

Me and the fellas decided to book a helicopter our to see the Grand Canyon. Chrissy and myself decided not to go to sleep at all and just keep drinking, A bit silly on hind sight but I went to Vegas first and foremost to drink and act like an idiot which we successfully managed all 7 nights. Due to this I had the shakes the majority of the week, I never took nearly enough photo's but I managed to grab a handful.

Sadly we never got to land in the heart of the Canyon or even one of it's hearts but we did spend some time on a cowboy ranch where we had some tucker and the choice to rehydrate with water or some cold beers.

Great holiday and the best male company a guy could ask for.

Vegas I miss you already even though you kicked me up and down the strip for 7 nights solid.

No real words to describe this guy, nutter, bald, seriously mental, a awkward dancer, hectic and a thick smart man. I love boabs, again a friend through friends and now one of my best.

The Wrigley Memorial honors the memory of William Wrigley Jr., who lived from 1861 to 1932. Although best known as the owner of the largest chewing gum company in the world, he also played an instrumental role in the history of Catalina Island.

In 1935, his wife, Ada Wrigley, commissioned Pasadena horticulturalist Albert Conrad to plant a garden , today known as the Desert Plant Collection. In 1969, the Garden was expanded and reconfigured to emphasize plants of the Channel Islands and those that are endemic to Catalina Island.