I'm really glad that Jo Ann Wagner, Assistant Superintendent in Nelson County, Virginia, strongly encouraged me to make Sedona part of this tour of the southwestern U.S. The red rocks here are something else, and it is just beautiful.
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Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Southwestern U.S. Tour: Day 6
Today's journey involved an early departure from San Diego in order to make the nearly-eight-hour drive to Sedona, Arizona. It was another beautiful day, I might add, although it was misting just a wee bit when I was loading up the car to head out. The day cleared pretty soon, though, and it was a nice drive.
I'm really glad that Jo Ann Wagner, Assistant Superintendent in Nelson County, Virginia, strongly encouraged me to make Sedona part of this tour of the southwestern U.S. The red rocks here are something else, and it is just beautiful.
I'm really glad that Jo Ann Wagner, Assistant Superintendent in Nelson County, Virginia, strongly encouraged me to make Sedona part of this tour of the southwestern U.S. The red rocks here are something else, and it is just beautiful.
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