Wonderful cuddles at the Grand Canyon?!

Hello all and a warm post-Christmas greetings to all!
So starting in a couple days I'll be leaving for my longest road trip ever (13 days and 3600+ miles) visiting several cities I've never been to to see things I've always wanted to. Along the way, for fun and to make memories, I have wanted to see if there would be people interested in meeting up for cuddling during some down time. One of my stops is going to be at the Grand Canyon for 2 nights to relax, explore, and enjoy watching a sunrise and a sunset at the Grand Canyon as it's something I've always wanted to witness.
Thinking it would be fun if someone that lived nearby could join in the adventure for cuddles and possibly getting something to eat, for however long they were available to do, I wanted to put the offer out there... an overnight stay is optional. I do prefer to cuddle with girls and I do have my boundaries on cuddling that I do stick to listed on my profile.
If you're interested or have any questions feel free to message me! It will be middle of next week that I'll be getting there.

Have a great day! ^_^

Comments

  • [Deleted User]FlowerofLife (deleted user)
    It's going to be freezing!!!  You'll need a cuddle buddy to keep warm;-)
    Peace
  • @FlowerofLife Yep.. it will be a bit cold, but hoping for a cuddle buddy to join me on a little adventure :)
  • [Deleted User]Unknown (deleted user)
    edited March 2017
    I worked at the canyon in 1979 . Back then the north rim was closed for the winter . Yes it was probably freezing , for the OP  . I remember freezing in April  on the south rim . 
    I hiked in and out in one day ( not recommended) .  I went down the bright angel trail and came back up the Kaibab.
    Also took a one day raft trip down the Colorado River from lake Powell to lees ferry . 
    Awesome . 
    Hope reurbo had a good time !
  • [Deleted User]Unknown (deleted user)
    edited March 2017

    on a good day you could see the snow covered San Francisco peaks 75 m away in flagstaff .
  • @sparklyblue-eyes yes, when i was arriving it was a bit cold and then overnight it snowed heavily (compared to Texas snowing LOL). the morning sunrise at Mather Point was so foggy you could maybe see 30yards out, barely enough to see trees after the dropoff, BUT i got to catch snowflakes on my tongue and go have some hot chocolate. the sunset too was too foggy to see anything. the next morning sunrise was perfect though. i got there 90 minutes before sunrise and recorded it all as sunlight hit the clouds in the sky to come down across the view. After that, i continued on my road trip and the Grand Canyon stop was so very worth the experience!
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