Author Archives: Dr Cathy

United Verde Mines, Verde Distrinct, Jerome, Arizona

Published on September 13, 2012 by

I enjoyed visiting Jerome, Arizona. We were staying in Sedona at the time and wanted a little outing. There area used to be one of the major mining towns in the country. Now there are shops, artists and places to eat. Be sure and try The Haunted Hamburger and read the story of the missing tools!

United Verde Mines, Verde Distrinct, Jerome, Arizona

"The district is 90 miles ...

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Published in Arizona, Attractions

Modern life, ancient ruins coexist in Southwest

Published on September 11, 2012 by

This article gives an overview of some of the beautiful ruins of the Southwest. There are also some wonderful photographs here which will give you an excellent taste of what it's like to visit these places where the ancients once live.

Modern life, ancient ruins coexist in Southwest

"Canyon de Chelly National Monument in Arizona is managed jointly by the Park Service and the Navajo Nation. Visitors ...

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Lions, and Tigers and Bears… Oh, My… in Sedona

Published on September 6, 2012 by

Well, not the lions and tigers, but there certainly are the bears. These bears have cubs. You've heard "hell hath no fury than a woman scorned?" Well, let me tell you, you'll feel like you're in hell if you get between a mother and her cubs.

Bear sightings in northern AZ prompt warning

"By Associated Press SEDONA, Ariz. - The Arizona Game and Fish Department is reminding outdoor enthusiasts to remain ...

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What Does State Supreme Court Ruling Mean for Sedona?

Published on September 4, 2012 by

If you lived in a beautiful place like Sedona AZ, would you be interested in renting out your house or a room for a weekend? There are people who certainly would.

In 1995 the Sedona City Council passed an ordinance forbidding rentals for less than 30 days. This prevents people from renting out rooms or their home to travelers wanting to experience the beauty of Sedona but not stay in a hotel or resort.

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Published in Arizona, Sedona

2012 Sedona Winefest Weekend, September 22–23

Published on August 30, 2012 by

If you need an excuse to go to Sedona other than the beautiful red rocks and the art, try the wine. You have time to schedule a trip for the winefest the end of September. You can only drink so much wine, so give yourself time to go on at least one of the jeep tours.

2012 Sedona Winefest Weekend, September 22 – 23

"By Sedona.biz Staff Sedona AZ (August 24, 2012) ...

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A Dramatic Video of The Inner Sanctum of Carlsbad Caverns

Published on August 29, 2012 by

I found this video while roaming around on you tube. I think you'll enjoy the drama of the music (Phantom of the Opera-ish) and the beauty of Calsbad Caverns is awe-some. The video also gives  you a good view of Carlsbad Caverns National Park.

South-southwest road trip ~ carlsbad caverns national park …

Published on August 27, 2012 by

I love the photos of Carlsbad in this blog. The post was dated August 12 so this is since the caverns had to be closed down. The author (Sporkhashi) talks about her experiences, what she saw and the wonder of the caverns.

south-southwest road trip ~ carlsbad caverns national park ...

"Carlsbad Caverns National Park is a fascinating place for a couple of different reasons… the first being it's quite possibly the ...

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Sinagua Indian Ruins Near Sedona

Published on August 22, 2012 by

One of my interests around the area of Sedona are the ancient ruins. I wonder what the people there thought and felt. What was their daily life like? Sure, there are archeologists who make educated guesses about what life then was like. The can't, however, get into the mind and hearts of the people. They can only tell us about actions.

If you're interested in the ruins, and even if you aren't, I think you'll ...

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