5 thoughts on “Petrified Forest, Winslow, Sedona, homeless or house less?”
Love this, and want to hug you for your thoughtful comments.
I’m enjoying the travel pics and commentary. You leave me pondering your observations: homeless? house-less? traveler? We conscious intention we can learn so much from each others’ experiences. And yes indeed, we are fortunate.
Exceptional photos. It’s so much fun to follow your adventures.
Thanks, I’m reading about yours too. Glad we to see we were of help in picking up the mooring ball.
I was in Sedona in the early 90s then again in 2018. What a dramatic difference to the place. It went from TOURIST!!!! :^D to tourists :^( during that period. I was never there for more than one day but the redeeming value for me was being there at sundown. The rocks reflecting the sun as it set was just beautiful.
If you enjoy petroglyphs, there is Petroglyph National Monument around Albuquerque, NM. There are over 300 of them there. One of the largest collections in one area (if I am not mistaken.)
I definitely agree on the desert sunsets. Absolutely BEAUTIFUL.
I got to see Nomadland when I was at my Daughter’s and all through the movie I kept thinking ” I could definitely live that way.” Traveling the country with no destination pre determined, taking advantage of what comes as it comes. My recent years of traveling cross country to conventions and vacations have opened my eyes to a new lifestyle: One of constant adventure. I’m getting close to traveling in your shoes. :^)
Love this, and want to hug you for your thoughtful comments.
I’m enjoying the travel pics and commentary. You leave me pondering your observations: homeless? house-less? traveler? We conscious intention we can learn so much from each others’ experiences. And yes indeed, we are fortunate.
Exceptional photos. It’s so much fun to follow your adventures.
Thanks, I’m reading about yours too. Glad we to see we were of help in picking up the mooring ball.
I was in Sedona in the early 90s then again in 2018. What a dramatic difference to the place. It went from TOURIST!!!! :^D to tourists :^( during that period. I was never there for more than one day but the redeeming value for me was being there at sundown. The rocks reflecting the sun as it set was just beautiful.
If you enjoy petroglyphs, there is Petroglyph National Monument around Albuquerque, NM. There are over 300 of them there. One of the largest collections in one area (if I am not mistaken.)
I definitely agree on the desert sunsets. Absolutely BEAUTIFUL.
I got to see Nomadland when I was at my Daughter’s and all through the movie I kept thinking ” I could definitely live that way.” Traveling the country with no destination pre determined, taking advantage of what comes as it comes. My recent years of traveling cross country to conventions and vacations have opened my eyes to a new lifestyle: One of constant adventure. I’m getting close to traveling in your shoes. :^)