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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Thanksgiving Travels Part V: Why We Return Home
From Sedona, we flew across the 40 to Albuquerque, New Mexico where we made our way through a couple of local breweries and a pizza stop for greasy calzones and Italian sandwiches. It always amazes me how one can go … Continue reading
Thanksgiving Travels Part IV: Sedona
If Thanksgiving is for just one thing, it’s for family. And I’ve had the good fortune that one of my long-time travel companions is my father, who joined us on our Sedona sojourn. On Thanksgiving Day, my Dad and I … Continue reading
Lunar Eclipse
We travel the world far and wide, to be amazed, to observe, to enjoy the beauties and complexities of humanity and the world. But what we come to realize quite quickly, is that the most profound beauty, the deepest enlightenments, … Continue reading
Thanksgiving Travels Part III: Another Country
After leaving Four Corners National Monument, we wove our way south by southwest through the Navajo and Hopi Reservations. It seemed pertinent to travel across these lands, these wide-open (maybe even desolate) spaces, during our Thanksgiving Holiday. I think we’ve … Continue reading
Thanksgiving Travels Part II: Touching Four Corners
“Do you have anything smaller?” The kiosk attendant at Four Corners National Monument asks me curtly. It’s 9:03 am and we’re clearly the first tourists on site. I fumble in my wallet for a moment and turn to Lindsay, “Do … Continue reading
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