Did you make it into Oak Creek Canyon? That is the most relaxing place to take a drive in the state.
We passed it on the interstate. We made disparaging remarks about how there wasn't a creek there, until we finally did run across it. We stopped to take a few pictures on the way back, but we didn't really explore.
Did you stop to see any of the cliff dwellings in Walnut Canyon or Montezuma's Castle National Monuments?
There were cliff dwellings? We totally missed them. We weren't there but for the afternoon and some of the morning, so all we really did was that hike and drove around the town for a little bit.
And what did you think of our fair city?
It's a nice city. I didn't really get to see downtown except during the trip to the concert, but what I saw was nice. It's very grid-like, which is a nice change fromt he crazy streets in Nashville that curve every few seconds and change their names just as often. And I loved the weather. :)
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Re: You say you went to Sedona
Date: 2004-03-11 08:24 pm (UTC)We passed it on the interstate. We made disparaging remarks about how there wasn't a creek there, until we finally did run across it. We stopped to take a few pictures on the way back, but we didn't really explore.
Did you stop to see any of the cliff dwellings in Walnut Canyon or Montezuma's Castle National Monuments?
There were cliff dwellings? We totally missed them. We weren't there but for the afternoon and some of the morning, so all we really did was that hike and drove around the town for a little bit.
And what did you think of our fair city?
It's a nice city. I didn't really get to see downtown except during the trip to the concert, but what I saw was nice. It's very grid-like, which is a nice change fromt he crazy streets in Nashville that curve every few seconds and change their names just as often. And I loved the weather. :)