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45. 17 A Pause:

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"Oh, but your world is so beautiful." Watson Lake, boulder climbing paradise, Prescott. Sitting on 'the Dock of the Bay' (rock) perched high above the canyon at Boynton, Sedona. The kids at play. Boulder scrambling at another location, Sedona. Loved Watson Lake...actually, still do. Wilson Mountain follows...

45.16 Arizona, Sedona: Wilson Mountain South. 'To celebrate the gift of life, it helps to be a little crazy.' Included is 'The Importance of being Earnest' while settling down in accommodation on the road.

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An early Sunday morning on a muddy trail, the poor track and snow stopped us at first bench. In all the years we have visited Sedona, many, we have never seen a mountain scene as this one. One of Jenni's favorite hand positions while on an incline. A view of Wilson Mountain from the buttes across the way. 'The Importance of being Earnest' and settling down in accommodation on the road. We obviously utilize many different types of accommodation including those managed by groups, companies and individuals. Each one has its distinct flavor. While most have an obvious mission statement, the route traveled to provide the customer with a service otherwise known as a paying guest, differs. By the way, I’ve always been puzzled by the concept of using guest in the context of charging a fee. First there was ‘showbiz’ and now there’s high-powered marketing. Things have changed over the recent past with the advent of the cursed virus. It is understandable. Wh...