Phoenix is a huge city I have not yet completely wrapped my brain around, but we quickly learned that is partly due to the absence of a defined city center. Locals will tell you that there is a different surrounding town to go to depending on which type of entertainment, shopping, or nightlife you are…
Arizona’s Verde Valley is comprised of the communities/towns of Sedona, Jerome, Clarkdale, Cottonwood, Camp Verde, and the Yavapai-Apache Nation. Sedona and Jerome had so much to see and do that I am writing separate blogs about them. SEDONASedona is the northernmost community of the Verde Valley, and it was our first destination after we arrived…
We learned that a ghost town typically has to have less than 100 residents so I reckon any time #101 shows up, they gotta start killin’ folks.
Boulder, Colorado has received dozens of accolades and awards for being the happiest, healthiest, greenest, most liberal, most queer, most outdoor adventurous, most bike-friendly, most walkable, and best educated city, just to name a few! Boulder is located in the Boulder Valley between the Great Plains and the Rocky Mountains, bordered by the Flatiron Mountains…
Denver, Colorado is the “Mile High City” with a spooky blue stallion guarding its airport, namesake of the Denver omelet, inspiration for the Shining hotel, one of the original Wild West towns, and has an underground tunnel system below the city that is shrouded in conspiracy theories… you know this place is going to be…
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