Comfort Inn Sedona

We will post trip information here as soon as it starts. For 2010, we will continue planning the project and look for Sponsors that are willing to invest and support the Project. All indications in that regard is ...

Tucson, AZ, is home where I live with my partner, Will, and our cats, Luke and Jake.<br><br>I start my transatlantic travels when I leave Tucson on Friday, 2 April, 2010:<br>6:15am Lv TUS / DL 1763 / Boeing 737 / 3h 20m<br><br>12:35pm Av ATL<br><br>2:35p Lv ATL / DL 2041 / Boeing 757 / 1h 50m<br><br>4:25pm Av Fort Lauderdale (FLL)

We found a nice park for an overnight stay. It has nice showers, wi-fi, cable TV, a heated pool and a hot tub. All for only $16.46 a night including tax. This is the cheapest park so far and definitely one of the best. It is getting warmer. Last night we swam in the outdoor heated pool.<br>

... all set up and waiting for us early arrivals. Our early arrival also gave us a site closer to the 'action' and gave Ken the opportunity to get in a round of golf. The rally kicks off on Monday and we are looking forward to catching up with friends we haven't seen in a while. <br><br>From here we will head over to Mesa and will spend a couple of weeks with Ken's mom ...

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... a checkerboard pattern. There were similar formations nearby, and these are very distinct from the patters you see further along in the park. <br><br>As I drove along the winding road, we heard a great crash from the living area of Tortuga. The closet door had come open, and most of its contents had spilled out onto the floor, including my laptop. I was really ****** that it had apparently been destroyed, and was in a foul mood until we could ...

... of rubble lying above crater bedrock. NASA astronauts even trained there for missions to the moon. It was created some 50,000 years ago by a 150 ft meteor travelling at 60,000 miles per hour.<br><br>It was difficult to comprehend its size, but there were telescopes and in the middle of the crater there was a compound with a cutout of a 6ft astronaut stuck to the side which was barely discernable with the naked eye and only just visible with full zoom on my camera.<br ...

... sun was rising over Cathedral Rock,...and with mother nature painting those majestic red rocks of Sedona with dazzling colors, like a heavenly rainbow, witnessed so many times with wordless awe and wonder, I then headed north, up Oak Creek Canyon. With the last tear drying on my cheek, I took one more deep breath¡¦.and my Sedona, as I gazed at her in the rearview mirrors¡¦. dissapeared! I soared up¡¦. and away!

... also seems inebriated. He reminds me of people I knew nearly thirty years ago in Santa Barbara. Julie shows up and I tell her I have to go because I still don't feel better. I'm sorry to cut Julie's visit to Jerome short, but she's a good sport about it. By the time we reach the outskirts of Sedona, I'm feeling better, but not better enough to go hiking. We sail on through uptown, up the Oak Creek Canyon, and back to the Inn where I lie down for a bit ...

Second great day of our trip! (first one was the caverns and Tombstone) Sedona We found this great RV park along the creek which provide us lots of shade and water for the dogs to swim in. We spent most of the morning walking through the town visiting shops and gazing on the amazing views of the mountains. This is an amazing place. Great red rocks and cliffs around every corner. We wouldn't be surprised if we stay awhile.