A good place to see the whole town is from the airport. They've started to charge to park there, but it's not too bad...
Barbara and I went early to the Chapel of the Holy Cross. While waiting for it to open, we got a view of Cathedral Rock and a gigantic mansion. WOW!
Also got to see Bell Rock in the distance.
The Chapel was built in the 1950s -
Amongst the red rocks of Sedona.
I like to look at the Stations of the Cross in different Catholic churches, and these were definitely some of the strangest I have ever seen. They were made out of old railroad spikes.
Afterwards, we visited the upscale artsy shopping area of Tlaquepaque. No, I didn't buy anything...
But I did get cozy with Albert Einstein.
There were some beautiful bronze statues there.
And lots of flowers.
Afterwards, we drove up Schnebly Hill Road, where 8-10 Javelena crossed the road in front of us. WOW!
too cool !
ReplyDeleteThat was such a fabulous morning! Love your pictures. One of these days, I'll do a post with MY photos - Geez, I'm so behind! I really enjoyed the chapel and Tlaquepaque and especially the Javalina. They were a real treat, and totally unexpected! :)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty there..love the bronzes
ReplyDeleteNow that is one huge mansion!! Four car garage!!
ReplyDeleteLove those views....fabulous!!
Haha! How neat to have a javelena of cross the street in front of you!!