There’s this place in Arizona that most people don’t visit because it’s tucked away and off the beaten path. It’s called the Grand Canyon, and even though it doesn’t get very much press, it’s a really cool place and I highly recommend visiting it if you’re looking for something new and unusual to do in [...]
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Tuba City is officially one of the all-time-greatest place names. And although it’s not full of big-cheeked brass players, it does have a brand new skatepark. Deep within the Navajo Nation of northeastern Arizona, Tuba City is pretty short on pavement, so when this was built it was instantly swarmed by the Hopi and Navajo [...]
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On our way from Tucson to the Grand Canyon, Christopher and I spent a couple of days cleansing our auras and getting in touch with our inner children in Sedona, the New Age capital of the world. Under the whimsical and fancy-free watch of the Earth God Kokopelli, Sedona is home to a number of [...]
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…well not really Tombstone, but we were nearby.
Out in Southern Arizona we had the luck to spend an extended period in the desert on a family ranch. You don’t really need to hear about it, but we spent a couple weeks lazing around, riding mules, and helping to build stuff. Very low key. We mention [...]
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