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Campo, California
Dave's Kitchen
View from Dave's Kitchen
Dave's Pump House
Milton Burro
California Sunset
Phoenix, Arizona
Rod Greets Me at the Door
My Truck's Rear Window
Hello, Reneé!
My Room At Rod's House
Breakfast with Rod and Chaz
Phoenix to Sedona
Verde Valley
Northern Arizona Mountains
Carefree Highway
Montezuma's Castle
Wet Beaver Creek
Sedona, Arizona
Approaching Sedona
Oak Creek Flowing Through Sedona
A Smidge of Midgely Bridge
Oak Creek Canyon, Arizona
Entering the Valley
Cliffs, Hillsides, and Trees
My Peaceful River
Shady Bend
Up the River (Page 1)
Up the River (Page 2)
Views from the Top
View Down the Cliff
Almost Got A Signal
Jerome, Arizona
Zonie Greenwich Village
'Up a block' is Literal
Business Has Its Ups and Downs
The Flatiron Cafe
Cozy and Picturesque
Views from the Old Copper Mine
Prescott, Arizona
Prescott County Courthouse
Dinner at Chevy's with Dan
Desert Botanical Garden, Phoenix
Desert Botanical Gardens Entrance
Of Desert-ferns and Cacti
Skunk Tree and Chilean Mesquite
Chilean Mesquite
Have Your Picture Taken with a Cactus
Archer House
The Flatiron Cafe
The Flatiron Cafe in Jerome. Named, I assume, after the similarly shaped Flatiron Building in New York. Someone of wit lives here.
The town is full of art shops, used clothing stores seem popular; the eateries don't seem to be open Wednesday at 4, but the Jerome Brewery was. Tempting fare, but with the upcoming spirograph drive to Prescott, I limited myself to a single pint, a dark wheat ale. Tangy, nice bitter, flavorful; have to return to try the others.
As I left town, I switched from CD/MP3 player to radio while my phone charged; got a classic rock station from Flagstaff. It wasn't bad, but I'm always glad when I can choose my own music. Once my phone was rested, off went the radio and on went Traffic's "Low Spark of High Heeled Boys."