Kokopelli Inn Sedona
6465 Highway 179 Sedona, Arizona, 86351, United States
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A new tour guide….
... of the three of us, the two most prominent features are Wilson Mountain on the right and Capitol Butte on the left. Intermediate features from right to left are: Sphinx; Coffee Pot Rock; and Sugarloaf. Parking at a lower vista, Terrance and Allison hiked a short distance to one of the many "vortexes" identified in the Sedona area. What is a “vortex”? Here is a description taken from the Internet ...
The life and loves of a she devil
... asking.
In the end Daniel cooked a bbq for the three of us and I made the salad and dressing. it was such a lovely night that we sat outside by the fire pit and just chatted away. It was interesting to hear what both men look for in a woman and how looks are so important. There was a lively discussion around the social stigma and hypocricy relating to age gaps in relationships. The men could not understand why as a woman it is so much harder to ...
Camping it right up!!
... hope they don’t start running at me otherwise I’m going to look rather stupid!’ Now I’d like to think that they ****** themselves and ran the other way but if you spoke to the others they’d probably say they’d already started weeing all over the road before I even got there. Anyway desired result in place we park and start the hike up to the springs. Brittany did tell us that it’s a 3 mile hike up a trail to the springs so ...
Days 64 & 65 - Beginning of FSR 411
... we have taken. I’m sure it’s not that tough, but I’ll be damned if I know how to do it.
Dinner was utilitarian: a hot dog, Top Ramen, and potato salad for Jake and left over pizza and carrots for me. Time to start doing some real cooking again. We switched the TV over to cooking shows so I could get my fix and it ...
Red Rock Country!
... A school bus had just unloaded herds of kids that monopolized the area, it was fun to see them run-a-mock, down the slide and cliff jumping into the quarry. After a bit, we continued further up in hopes of finding one of those unmarked trails which was right off the highway, but it was impossible to find. The thing is, Sedona is covered head to toe in hiking trails, some are easy to find where Trail Heads pinpoint entrances and provide guidance, however, there ...



