9.04 Facing the Bear, one of Sedona’s toughest—Bear Mountain
Once upon a time , we decided to pay a visit to one of our children at college—sometimes we live dangerously. As we mentioned in our last narrative, because we are studying the art of tact, admittedly rather late in life, the child shall remain nameless. We will not provide a hint, clue or even a wink. After the visit, we were quite shocked. We wondered what the unnamed child had learned in eighteen years living at home observing his parents cleaning the house. Why do we mention this somewhat irrelevant piece of information you might ask? A magnificent position, past the half-way mark. Watch the cactus...oops...too late Jenni wondering about sub-peak 2 of 6—no tunnel spotted On our hike today , we met three sets of people, all interesting and charming. In fact at one stage, we wondered with all the talking, swopping stories and ideas why we bothered to hike—we should have met at the pool. By the way, Bear Mountain is a superb hike that shows the best of Sedona whil...