The next morning we went to breakfast at a cafe that was in front of the hotel and there we knew we began our American dream.
We were days ahead to see everything we had planned to give several months.
That day we visited the Sunset Boulevard, Beverly Hills, Hollywood and its famous promenade of the stars, although many people say we are disappointed to taste for though lacking the glamor that would convey that place was fun to go looking for known celebrities among the thousands of stars that should be on the avenue.
All that remains to be seen was the "Universal Studios" but we did not want to waste more time because of the delay because the plane had lost half a day.
That afternoon we left Los Angeles to go route to the Grand Canyon.
I have to say that driving in Los Angeles was somewhat complicated because it is a huge city with many lanes, but in general the roads on the west coast are spacious, safe and free!
leave the Angels only silence. We put the radio
and listening to country music went away due to the landscapes in Arizona watching the endless road.
I seem to remember we were on Interstate 40 when we turn to see a poster of the famous Route 66, we left California and were in Arizona.
spent a couple of Indian reservations and night and reached the village of Williams (Arizona), about 80 miles from the Grand Canyon.
This is a people type very authentic American West is no lack of motels at reasonable prices, there had dinner and went to rest.
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