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Flagstaff (again) !
... to Flagstaff we followed historic Route 66.
One of the original U.S. Highways, Route 66 was established in 1926.
The highway, which became one of the most famous roads in America, originally ran from
Chicago, Illinois, through Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico,
and Arizona before ending at Los Angeles, California, covering almost 4000 km. It was
recognized in popular culture by both a hit song and the Route 66 television show in the ...
Thank goodness the train was late...
Leaving AZ I was not nervous about moving to NYC, or leaving all my friends and family, I was instead completely freaking out about how heavy my bags were. It was a feat in itself getting everything I own into 3 suitcases (large, medium, small) and they were ridiculously heavy. Rather than pack 4 suitcases I decided to bring an extra empty suitcase just in case I wasn't able to check more than 50 lbs. It was dark out still 3:50am when I arrived ...
Walnut Canyon & Meteor Crater
... out to be a false hope. Yet another bench with an emergency breathing exercise. I could have used that water which I failed to bring with me. Then to my biggest surprise I got back up, and alive. I looked back in the canyon exhausted but triumphant. Never mind the difficulties caused by my own stupidity, it was still worth it. There is no camera or photo which could give me the experience that I received from that place.
I got back to the Jeepy, refreshed myself ...
GETTING READY
... lot of planning before leaving on my travels. Usually I show up at the "Inn" and if there is no room move on. This has worked well for the first five years but, when Mark began traveling with me it was difficult for him to deal with at times. After the first year, in which it was, in my head, Mark coming on MY TRIP, it moved to OUR TRIP. Which mean doing planning with Mark on what, when, where, and how. Since we have ...
A (quiet) return to Flagstaff
... attractions. The Hole in the Rock (http://theholeintherock.com/) where a family carved out a home that, bizarrely given that I am claustrophobic, I didn't have any problems being in and am tempted to say that I could live in it. There is the lake that, our very first trip, we drove off road and picnicked on cold pizza left over from the previous night in Moab. There is another Peace Tree Juice Cafe ...
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