I like Flagstaff, but it's always felt out of step with what I imagine Arizona to be (ie hot & flat). It feels like it'd be much more at home in Utah, Colorado, or central Oregon.
With Sedona, there's certainly an energy there. but I was more moved by the physical beauty of the place than anything else. Maybe that's just me.
Enjoyed this week’s installment. Thanks. I hope this passage some day becomes less true: “The sleepy little town is more corporate, less charming. The way all things are.” I know I can do more to help curb this trend.
Also, I accept my reading assignment and look forward to the discussion. Wish you well on your travels and book tour.
The Salton Sea is one of the most fascinating places I've been. I've only ever been on the western shore, in June when the thermostat in the car read 110. I've never been any place that felt so much like death and decay.
I like Flagstaff, but it's always felt out of step with what I imagine Arizona to be (ie hot & flat). It feels like it'd be much more at home in Utah, Colorado, or central Oregon.
With Sedona, there's certainly an energy there. but I was more moved by the physical beauty of the place than anything else. Maybe that's just me.
Aura Photography that sounds very interesting!
It was pretty fascinating but also a little strange!
Enjoyed this week’s installment. Thanks. I hope this passage some day becomes less true: “The sleepy little town is more corporate, less charming. The way all things are.” I know I can do more to help curb this trend.
Also, I accept my reading assignment and look forward to the discussion. Wish you well on your travels and book tour.
Right on Travis!
great piece. I gotta go out there and see that for myself!
Would love your take on Sedona!
The Salton Sea is one of the most fascinating places I've been. I've only ever been on the western shore, in June when the thermostat in the car read 110. I've never been any place that felt so much like death and decay.
I think you nailed it. It's a fascinating place but the vibes are off.
See you Tuesday, Judy!