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Exploring Pheonix
... A far way down on the main strip we found a place called Carlys cafe which was really funky (and cheap!). We all ordered sandwhiches on pita bread and they were amazing! Some of the other kids wanted to go have a beer so we walked around looking for one but only found about 4 abandoned houses, with lights dimmed out except a fluro coffee sign in the window, and some weird hippies out the front smoking. Finally there was ...
Hot Dawg
... explained the situation more clearly the second time around.
We arrived in Phoenix where it was a sweltering 110°F (about 43°C), grabbed our bags off the bus, and started what we had initially thought would be a short walk to downtown Phoenix and eventually our hostel. As we were leaving the station, a girl stopped us and asked whether we were heading to the HI, because she was too but she wasn't sure where it was exactly. Turns out she was ...
Palms, Protests and Politics
Palm trees line Central Avenue. Keep going south to downtown, Washington Street, turn right, go to 17th, park free for two hours, walk across the street to the State Capitol Museum. It’s not overly fancy but it’s pretty; all the materials to build it came from nearby when it was constructed back in 1900.
They’ve added new buildings since; the governor and secretary of state ...
We're here (and so is winter!)
... t change soon!
Since arriving here in November, we've enjoyed spending a lot more time with Jess, Tom and Zach - and especially love being able to attend Zach's school activities, including his School Spelling Bee (so proud he made it to the 3rd round!); his band concert (impressive!); and I got to take him to the Mesa Arts Center (Piper Repertory Theatre) presentation of The ...
TWO DAYS OF INCREDIBLE SCENERY
... one heck of a taco – actually, it is Mexican fry bread the size of a dinner plate with all sorts of taco stuff on it. DELICIOUS and for those of you watching our caloric intake, we did split them!!
We arrived in Sedona late that night because our lunch at the Trading Post turned into dinner. Next morning we woke up to the red rocks and canyons of Sedona. It is beautiful and we wanted to see more so took a pink jeep tour to the desert. We bounced ...
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