Saw some new trails and Native American caves in Sedona and Flagstaff this time around. Our friends from Paris – Michèle and her sons Bill and Bob were along for some Southwest sojourning.
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- April is prime time for flowers in Sedona. We missed the rain, but were there for the blooms.
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- Breathtaking even at midday.
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- Hiking the Bell Rock Vista Trail.
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- Adventurers from afar – Bill, Michèle and Bob all the way from Paris.
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- Bob’s fast camera work – catching a butterfly in mid flutter.
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- Ledges formed by Walnut Creek left perfect alcoves for sheltering native people from wind, snow and rain.
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- We squeezed in, but those natives must have been shorter than us.
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- The Sinagua tribe lived here 800 years ago.
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- Sandstone literally braided by the wind and rain.
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- Bob doing his best to create an earthquake.
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- Just north of Flagstaff is a relatively young cinder cone, Sunset Crater.
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- Hang onto your hat – we had high winds at the rim of Lenox Crater.
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