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I have no idea how to fly a plane!

A travel blog entry by kate.ambrose

Today was another of those long boring drives that we had to take to get to somewhere else that is spectacular. I have to admit that I am pleased to be getting out of the west coast area with all the tourists and towns and back into the interior with its lovely colours and spectacular scenery. Of course on the day we left the weather started to …

Wear tight rubber pants if you are incontinent

A travel blog entry by kate.ambrose

Again I should have taken a picture of the sign where swimmers were urged to wear tight rubber pants or waterproof incontinence pads if they had a problem. This was at the hotel pool which was very strongly chlorinated so all accidents should have not been too much of a problem. Since we failed to find anywhere to swim I really had no option.
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Sedona: New age healing amonst the red rocks

A travel blog entry by mchao

We arrived at the Montezuma Castle monument, which is a national park that centers around the ruins of the Sinaqua people. The ruins are significant because they are built into a natural cave and ledge of a cliff. Here, a farming group of Native Americans carved out a multi-family settlement high up above the ground. The settlement was constructed …

Sedona & Jerome: Hiking, Hippies and Steak

A travel blog entry by mchao

The clouds had parted a bit this morning and though it was cold, the wind wasn't too bad and it seemed the best time to do the Boynton hike. Not without incidence, of course—Nqobile called up a shaman at 7:30 AM and woke him up. He told her to call back an hour later to schedule a two to three hour drumming spirit tour/hiking into the …