Pam and I in front of the 'coffee pot' ... that's the name for the red rock formation on the left-most side. It does kinda look like an old-fashioned perculator pot from this angle. We were on a tour with Red Rock Jeep tours through Soldier's Pass in this picture.
Me in front of Devil's Kitchen at Soldier's Pass. Devil's Kitchen is a sink-hole that fell in during the San Francisco earthquake in the '80's. 
The Seven Sacred Pools at Soldier's Pass. The Indian's believed these pools were sacred because they always held water. The provided a terrific hunting ground for the Indians because the animals would come to drink from these pools. Even in the driest times, the deepest one always contains water.
Me in front of this really cool tree. I did learn the name of the tree, but I've since forgotten it. This was a plaza where we shopped and ate on our first night in Sedona. There were beautiful galleries here with glass, jewelry and art. I didn't buy anything here.
The view out our balcony. Our room was big, and our beds were soft and fluffy and very comfortable. We got massages on Sunday afternoon at the spa. The view from everywhere in Sedona was gorgeous - the red rocks raise up all around and through the town.
1 comment:
What a beautiful place! A girlfriends getaway sounds like a blast to me, especially if it's equipped with a massage;) Glad you had a good time!
Reg
P.S. You were close on your guess, we are opening some romantic/European theme chalets near the lake. In one room our guest will be in a jacuzzi on the observation tower of the Eiffel Tower. Neat huh? Can't wait, we have already got a run on it.
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