Flagstaff Travelodge

... garage behind some businesses on Highway 89A, the main drag. The view from the garage, the GARAGE, was gorgeous. You can't get a bad view in this town.<br>It makes me hurt to see houses built on scarlet cliff ledges, restaurants on the banks of Oak Creek, fast food junksters below wind swept rock pillars. <br>You can't duplicate this setting. There's only one. <br>It should've been a national park. No place on earth deserves it more.

... of<br>dinosaur footprints and poo and a fossil. Sand everywhere, probably ate<br>some. Continued on our drive, saw many tumble weeds crossing the road<br>in the wind, Rich seemed to feel he had to dodge them!<br>Finally saw<br>all the hill things in the distance, monument valley, used in western<br>films- a pretty cool sight. Reached the Utah border, Rich walked across<br>it to see what the building was, hoping it was the valley's visiter<br>center. Rental car wasn't allowed ...

Sedona takes itself very seriously. Try http://www.visitsedona.com/ to see why. It's beautiful, rare and rich. But if you look, you can find a corner that looks nothing like the rest of Arizona and feels nothing like the rest of Sedona--a corner so WET, you'd never guess it was only inches from the desert.<br>

After wonderful visits with our families, we spent several days exploring the fun and varied climbing around Flagstaff with our friend, Keith. While the rest of the deserts of Utah, Nevada and Arizona have been heating up to extreme temperatures (too hot for climbing), Flagstaff ...

... is really easy, but not so portable -- so I'm feeling especially smug. At least until I find out what I'm forgetting... JJ's pack is bigger than mine, but only because he is carrying the Ecuador Bird Book. We did not get the edition that comes with its own wheels, so we will probably hire someone locally to help us carry it...

... the hill. Along the way we stopped and hung out at the Flinstones campsite (check out the pics). This is where the rain sets in...We continue up the hill, clear up to the edge of the Grand Canyon at Mather Point only to be pounded on my huge raindrops, covered with dark clouds and literally dodging lightening bolts! We don't have lightening like this in Cali. Clear skies on one side and gloom right above. When entering the park we thought it would be ...

Walnut Canyon is very near Flagstaff, AZ. It was six miles from the RV Park. The Canyon was home to the Sinagua Indians about 800 years ago. They were cliff dwellers, and built their quarters inside the weather carved sandstone sides of the cliffs. They grew crops and humted small animals The Canyon is 20 miles long and 400 feet deep. There are 5 plantlife zones where you can see Ponderosa and Pinon Pines, lots of ...

... am od recepcji, przyszed³ do hotelu jakioe ch³opak. Mia³ uoemiech jak z reklamy pasty do zêbów i zaprasza³ wszystkich na tani obiad w motelu obok mojego schroniska. Ola³am go jednak i jego zaproszenie, bo by³am wykoñczona. Zamiast tego posz³am pod prysznic, a nastêpnie spaæ. Czeka³ mnie d³ugi dzieñ nazajutrz i nie chcia³am go marnowaæ na spaniu do po³udnia. ENGLISH: I was travelling to Flagstaff with a joy feeling inside of my heart. Yet on the "wonderful" as ...

... hang-gliding?" "When the batteries are low on your tracker, does that bird fly slower?" "That thing hovering above us is a california condor? Aren't they extinct?" "Are them baby condors?" (They were ravens.) Yep. I had to go to Arizona: to try and identify with those poor, giant, misunderstood, hideously ugly condors. My second ride out of Monterey was a guy who stopped four times while I was in his van. 1. to try to buy heroine. 2. to buy heroine. 3. to buy us Burger ...

... Salsa Brava.<br><br>We drove back to the Holiday Inn. Given that my feet were a mass of blisters and that both of us were extremely exhausted, it was no surprise that we just wanted to climb into bed and sleep. However, I kept getting chills. I didn&#8217;t know how I had picked them up, but I kept feeling cold. I was hoping that I hadn&#8217;t exerted myself to the point where I had caught something. That fear continued running through my mind as I shook myself to sleep.