We looked forward to our vacation in Sedona for weeks, and we’ve already been home for two days. What happened?
Sights seemed clear enough when we were there. We stopped at a wonderful museum in Kingman even though this lady view us with some distrust. Maybe her vision was blurred.
If you are at the Route 66 Museum, and you like old-fashioned milkshakes and malts you should go across the street to Mr. Dz. Yelp provided this picture, so I’m a bit blurry on the name details.
We spent the first and last night in Laughlin, so we met ourselves coming and going. It was beautiful on the way, but by the way back, the blurry air smeared the town’s beauty. So enjoy the first glimpse.
We visited a park called Slide Rock on the way home that may have been the most beautiful place in the world. In 1912 a man named Frank Pandry homesteaded it and grew apples.
It’s heyday came and went in a blur, but artifacts remain. It’s definitely worth a visit.
The red blur at the bottom explains how the place got its name. Kids and adults alike still enjoyed the slippery rocks.
Bees still enjoyed sniffing the black apple blossoms. I had never heard of black apples.
Can you imagine a finer setting for an apple orchard?
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10 responses to “The Blur of Travel”
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All those photos are perfectly sharp to me MVBFM. Now where’s my glasses ? 😉
Happy Easter my friend. xox ❤
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Happy Easter, MFR. 🙂 xox
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What a lovely lot of blurry pics you got, Marsha! 😀 Glad you had a good time away. xx
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I was aiming to blur some of them… Just not the first one. 🙂 It was a great vacation. Time does fly! 🙂 xxx
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Lovely photos, Marsha, I especially like the bee on the apple blossom. My husband did Route 66 on a Harley motor cycle in 2004. It was his 50th birthday present to himself. He visited the museum too and generally had a blast.
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We saw a lot of Harley’s while we were in Sedona. There was a Veteran’s event, and all the riders were over 60, I think. Your husband’s trip had to be fun. The scenery is gorgeous. 🙂
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It sounds like you had a nice time away Marsha.
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It was a wonderful time, just went too fast. Still, it’s always nice to get home, too. 🙂
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