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Sedona the Red Rock, artistic, New Age and extremely expensive spiritual healing and self proclaimed white light area of the southwest. I am not knocking any of the new age, white light, meditation or anything else this area is so popular for. It is also a travel destination for Southwest Weddings, high price shopping fo yourself and your home, amazing hiking and nature trails, jeep tours, water parks and rocks slide, extreme photography and did I mention expensive? The restaurants are great, the hotel accomidations in Oak Creek Canyon are spectacular, and the shopping is diverse. This is the only location I know of where you can drop $200 for 2 people to have a mexican dinner, get a picture taken of your aura, rent a harley and drop $2k on a pair of boots.

Sedona is truly beautiful and has some much to offer the outdoor enthusiast, the new age self help person, and the random traveler.
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I came, I saw, I fell into a cactus
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Oct 25, 2006 - Nov 27, 2007
After coming down from death mountain, I surprisingly had half the day left to get back to Phoenix in time for my flight. I decided to take the scenic route back, stopping by Slide Rock, a "natural waterslide" in Oak Creek Canyon. Just outside of Flagstaff, some dude was selling elk and buffalo jerkey from out of his car. He had all sorts of flavors and was offering samples to people who would pull over. The jerkey was damn pricey ($11 for a pack), but I just had to get me some de...
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Finally here, but not sure whether to laugh or cry
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Nov 15, 2007 - Nov 18, 2007
Sedona is a lovely place. The really-blows-your-mind kind of nice. There are 2 major roads in Sedona, the 89 which goes West and a bit north, and the 179 which runs north-south but ends where it meets the 89. Most of the action that I saw in terms of restaurants and shopping is located in West Sedona and Uptown Sedona, with the nicer stuff in Uptown Sedona. The 89 also takes you to Oak Creek which is really amazing - rushing water in the middle of this desert. No matter where you stay, you ar...
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Sedona
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Aug 15, 2005 - Aug 16, 2005
Ahhh, the glorious red rocks of Sedona--what a vision to behold!  Walking around the city you cannot help but feel caught up in the intense energy around you.  There are vortexes, or swirling centers of energy, coming out from the surface of the earth all over the place.  These vortexes were first discovered by the Native American tribes that used to inhabit the area.   I visited several through a tour agency, whose site is: www.sedo...
24 photos 319 words 30 comments
Sedona, AZ
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Apr 10, 2008 - May 16, 2008
Up early enough to get some of the continental breakfast at the hotel, but only because they are the lazy kind that hate to put it away on time. It was supposed to stop at 9 a.m. and we were closer to 9:30. Not great, but better than nothing. Spoke to a couple from Canada and exchanged some good information. Nice folks. First stop this morning was straight south from Flagstaff, Oak Creek Canyon, Sedona, and Red Rock Canyon. We did strictly as a drive and take picture thing. Lots of great opp...
1,052 photos 16,057 words 188 comments

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