| The hillside town of Jerome - former mining town, redlight district and ghost town now filled with shops and galleries. |  |
| The Mongollon Rim escarpment which, more or less, is a one edged canyon. We drove 30 min. on a bumpy, gravel road to get there. |  |
| Quail Country Quilt Show - reminded me a lot of Janet's Guild Quilt show but a bit smaller. |  |
| The beautiful red rock spires surrounding Sedona including a sunset view. There were two wedding parties at the river taking photos and one had a Native American flute player that added just the right musical atmosphere. |  |
| The planets orbiting Jupiter, the Ring Nebula, and a star cluster through the telescopes at Lowell observatory. It was a beautiful new-moon evening and we could easily see the Milky Way without even needing the telescopes. |  |
| Montezuma’s Castle and Well. Considering the fact that Montezuma never left Mexico, there are a lot of things here named for him. Early explorers mistakenly assumed the ruins they found were left by him, but they were actually much earlier inhabitants of this land. |  |
| Tuzigoot ruins of a 1000 year old town - rebuilt by the WPA in the 30's along with a beautiful little museum also built by the WPA. |  |
| Beautiful vistas and views in every direction along the beautiful Arizona horizon. |  |
We also kayaked in one of the small-ish Dead Horse Ranch Lagoons as well as biked to get a closer view of Sedona's Cathedral Rock. 
Yesterday, we took a day off from driving around. Ellyn learned to play "Hand and Foot" cardgame with two of the women from the RV park. We really like this small shady RV park - it's very relaxing and the people are very nice. Perhaps, we'll get a chance to visit, here, again in the spring.
