1) Many tourists cross the California-Arizona border this spring break to go to Lake Havasu, Arizona. Lake Havasu was a fun and relaxing experience with new culture that was seen.
2) Robert Webb, a Redondo Beach community member, and Faith Dietz, a junior at Mira Costa, stand in front of Lake Havasu this spring break. They have visited Arizona every summer since 2012.
3) Lake Havasu, which is approximately 30 miles long, is captured this spring break in the open lake. It was essential to see how Lake Havasu shaped Arizona from the start.
4) Copper Canyon in Lake Havasu adds to the experience of many visitor’s trips this spring break. Over the years, many have jumped off the tall rocks into the refreshing lake and Copper Canyon has made the view extraordinary.
5) The sun sets on Wednesday night this spring break in Arizona, amazing visitors. The scenic sunset escalated the visit to Lake Havasu for many because of the breathtaking view.
6) Crazyhorse Campgrounds, a trailer park on the coast of Lake Havasu, Arizona give many a place to stay during their spring break. Crazyhorse Campgrounds was very friendly, with assistance offered to visitors with ease.
7) Lake Havasu has many docks with spaces to hold anyone’s boat this spring break. One dock (above) held many boats and allowed places for visitors to put their boat into the water.
8) Off the coast of Lake Havasu, Arizona, the night sky shines on the water perfectly. Lake Havasu had a lot of activities available this spring break with a variety of things to do.
9) On the London Bridge in Lake Havasu City, Arizona during spring break, a lot of boats passed through the Bridgewater Channel. The real London Bridge was originally made in London but was relocated to Arizona in 1967.
10) Coming back from Lake Havasu, Arizona this spring break, Robert Webb and Faith Dietz cross the California-Arizona border into California. The border marked the end of spring break for them this year.
By Grace Dietz/Beginning Journalism
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