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Who Loves Sedona, AZ

HikerGuy83 said:
Sedona is loaded with unique individuals whose politics are more likely to be left leaning.

But it's a beautiful place and I love going there.

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We used to visit there when one of our sons was a college student in Arizona.
I'd sure like to visit again soon. Preferably in the winter months when it's not so hot.
 
HikerGuy83 said:
Sedona is loaded with unique individuals whose politics are more likely to be left leaning.

But it's a beautiful place and I love going there.

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Hiked a number of the paths.

Last trip though it was lightning and rain all evening.
 
tres borrachos said:
Sedona is a beautiful place. Been there many times. Love the rocks, yes, but the main street in town is amazing too. I also enjoy going over to Jerome when I'm in the area.
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You can keep going up into the Mingus Range for some great "Flagstaff"-y type scenery.

Munds Park is up on the rim and is a great place to stay.
 
HikerGuy83 said:
Sedona is loaded with unique individuals whose politics are more likely to be left leaning.

But it's a beautiful place and I love going there.

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Been there a few times. It's nice!
 
calamity said:
You need to head North of town, into the Canyon. The stretch between Sedona proper and Flagstaff is pretty amazing.
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I used to live in Tucson in the late 80s. I don't remember much from being a kid at that time though.
 
HikerGuy83 said:
Sedona is loaded with unique individuals whose politics are more likely to be left leaning.

But it's a beautiful place and I love going there.

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We have been to Sedona many times especially in December to celebrate the Christmas season.
And lunch or dinner is at Oaxaca restaurant. Great Mexican food.(y)

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This was taken from Airport Mountain.

Probably from some small hotel rooms I helped wire.

Our old house would be in the bottom of the picture.

Loved to go up there at dusk and watch the sun set.

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This area is just north of Sedona after you climbed the rim into the "high country".

It is called Munds Park.

Very nice.

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Some stupid resort. There was a trail that went along those mountains and back into a great canyon. They opened this up and shut down the trail.
 
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