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Hot Air Balloon Ride with Rainbow Ryders in Scottsdale, Arizona
There truly is only 1 thing that will encourage me to wake up at 4 am – TRAVEL. Plane, train or automobile but new on the list…HOT AIR BALLOON! I’ll even wake up at 3 am for that! The reason?…No FEAR!...
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Exploring the World – Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix Arizona
Located on a 20-acre site in North Phoenix, the Musical Instrument Museum (MIM) is the perfect place to escape the heat and lose yourself in culture, music and wonder. The building itself is...
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Learning about the Hohokam at the Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological...
It may look like “just” dirt and rocks but what lies within the 1,500 year-old Hohokam village ruins at the 95-acre park is an unsolved mystery. There are debates among archeologists about what...
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Tombstone, Arizona – It’s A-O.K.
It’s kitschy, it’s touristy and everyone is dressed in costume as either Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday, a saloon girl or one of the Clanton/McLaury Gang….but an afternoon spent in Tombstone, Arizona is...
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Boothill Graveyard, Tombstone Arizona
No trip to Tombstone Arizona is complete without a visit to Boothill Graveyard. Originally called “The Tombstone Cemetery” in 1878, it was the burial-place for the town’s residents until 1884. By the...
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In search of Ghost Towns – Ghost Town Trail, Arizona
Have you ever found yourself doubting the kindly information provided to you at the tourist office? Or perhaps you wonder if you took a wrong turn or misunderstood the directions provided? We...
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An Educational Hummer Ride through Tonto National Forest
The wind whipping through your hair, the roar of the engine, the jostle of the bumpy ride. These are the things that most people think of when they remember their first ride in a Hummer. But I think...
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Living in Two Worlds at the Heard Museum in Phoenix, Arizona
The Heard Museum in Phoenix Arizona has an extensive collection of American Indian cultural art and sculpture and is great place to visit if you want to know more about the various regional native...
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Memory Monday – Desert Botanical Gardens, Phoenix, Arizona
When I look back at my photos from the Desert Botanical Garden I remember a cool, cloudy day walking the trails full of colorful and unique plant life. I visited the Gardens during early spring 2012,...
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Photo Essay – Old Town Scottsdale, Arizona
Old Town Scottsdale, Arizona provides that perfect little a taste of the Old West smack within the Downtown district of Scottsdale. With shops selling Western clothing, boots and hats and plenty of...
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How to Stay Down-to-Earth in Mystical Sedona Arizona
Sedona Arizona is renowned for its surfeit of supernatural significance. Spiritual experts claim the city and surrounding region sit amidst powerful energy vortices, which are capable of healing and...
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An Arizona Road Trip Adventure along Route 66
Arizona: the land of cowboys, Mexican food and the great American road trip! It may be a strange place for a Canadian to end up for their winter vacation – well, unless you’re a snow bird that is! Due...
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An Educational Hummer Ride through Tonto National Forest
The wind whipping through your hair, the roar of the engine, the jostle of the bumpy ride. These are the things that most people think of when they remember their first ride in a Hummer. But I think of...
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Living in Two Worlds at the Heard Museum in Phoenix, Arizona
The Heard Museum in Phoenix Arizona has an extensive collection of American Indian cultural art and sculpture and is great place to visit if you want to know more about the various regional native...
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Exploring the World – Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix Arizona
The Musical Instrument Museum in North Phoenix, Arizona is the perfect place to escape the heat and lose yourself in culture, music & wonder. The post Exploring the World – Musical Instrument...
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Learning about the Hohokam at the Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological...
It may look like "just" dirt & rocks but what lies in the 1,500-year-old Hohokam village ruins at the Pueblo Grande Museum in Phoenix Arizona is a mystery. The post Learning about the Hohokam at...
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Tombstone, Arizona – It’s A-O.K.
It’s kitschy, it’s touristy and everyone is dressed in costume as either Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday, a saloon girl or one of the Clanton/McLaury Gang….but an afternoon spent in Tombstone, Arizona is...
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Boothill Graveyard, Tombstone Arizona
No trip to Tombstone Arizona is complete without a visit to Boothill Graveyard. Originally called “The Tombstone Cemetery” in 1878, it was the burial-place for the town’s residents until 1884. By the...
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In search of Ghost Towns – Ghost Town Trail, Arizona
Have you ever found yourself doubting the kindly information provided to you at the tourist office? Or perhaps you wonder if you took a wrong turn or misunderstood the directions provided? We...
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An Educational Hummer Ride through Tonto National Forest
The roar of the engine & jostle of the bumpy hummer ride is exciting but I think of all the amazing things I learned about Tonto National Forest. The post An Educational Hummer Ride through Tonto...
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