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Red Rocks Rule: Finding Refuge in Sedona, Arizona

August 3, 2026

Sedona, Arizona, is a special kind of town, situated in the high desert with towering mountains and famous red rock…

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Red Rocks Rule: Finding Refuge in Sedona, Arizona

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Sedona, Arizona, is a special kind of town, situated in the high desert with towering mountains and famous red rock formations, it’s a retreat from the ordinary and exudes an […]

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A Tale of Two Rims: Discovering the Grand Canyon’s Quieter Side

on A Tale of Two Rims: Discovering the Grand Canyon’s Quieter Side July 30, 2026

Gary and I have been to the Grand Canyon numerous times over the years, as have millions of visitors from all over the world. It is one of the 7 […]

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Run, Forrest, Run: Monument Valley, Lake Powell, and the Wonders of Page

on Run, Forrest, Run: Monument Valley, Lake Powell, and the Wonders of Page July 26, 2026

The trip from Moab to Page, Arizona takes about five hours, not including scenic stops along the way. Traveling along south on US 191 and then onto US 160 west, […]

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Moab in a Mighty Jeep: Thrills, Solitude, and Spectacular Views

on Moab in a Mighty Jeep: Thrills, Solitude, and Spectacular Views July 24, 2026

We recently got a new Jeep Rubicon with the specific intention of coming here to Moab this summer. Our beautiful new Jeep came with many techie features for off-roading, and […]

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Heat, Dust, Cliffs, and Red Rocks: Utah Is Spectacular!

on Heat, Dust, Cliffs, and Red Rocks: Utah Is Spectacular! July 21, 2026

Driving South and West into Utah, we were encouraged to take a more scenic route. That’s all part of the adventure, after all. There is an awful lot of nothingness […]

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Who Needs Guardrails Anyway? Our Rocky Mountain Road Trip

on Who Needs Guardrails Anyway? Our Rocky Mountain Road Trip July 19, 2026

On our way out of Rocky Mountain National Park, Gary drove the RV and the dogs and I followed behind in the Jeep, winding our way first up the treacherous […]

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