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Waving goodbye to family and friends at Aviators the day after the wedding. |
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First stop Calaveras (home to the frog jumping contests) for cheap gas. |
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Commentary has briefly swept Facebook about whether I am, in fact, naked in this picture. |
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Over the Sierras. They call it Half-Dome for a reason! |
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A little bumpy but we didn't have much trouble with weather despite the major thunderstorms about. |
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Volatile desert weather. |
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Gorgeous Sedona |
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Can't get over the breathtaking red rocks |
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Plus T made a kick-ass landing at a tough little airport there. |
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A very happy pilot husband! |
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Gettin' artsy in Sedona. |
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On the balcony of our hotel. |
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Driving around Sedona. |
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They seemed really fond of bronzes in downtown Sedona. |
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Happy but totally exhausted Mr. T. |
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Can't get over how much I like seeing T with a ring. |
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Whilst traveling, we pick up dining suggestions from locals. For our first honeymoon meal, we ended up at the Cowboy Grill or something like that. First up? A sampler platter with (from bottom right) Burmese python brochettes, cactus fries and buffalo brochettes on top of cilantro flat breads. Pretty darn tasty. Python tastes of chicken with a flaky fish consistency. |
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Fountain at the Sedona Rouge. It was a beautiful hotel but the highest praise I can give: The beds were TO DIE FOR. Although we could have slept like rocks after the wedding extravaganza, the beds were so noticeably comfortable that I just have to rave. |
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Driving around Sedona. |
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Airport panorama. | | |
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The Reddens. |
Next stop: Santa Fe, New Mexico.
xoxo,
ShawnaLabels: adventure, Arizona, Calaveras, Cessna, flying, honeymoon, Hopscotch Honeymoon, Sacramento, Sedona, Sierras, Travel