Woke up to cloudy skies and cool temps. It was rather refreshing considering what Jersey's weather has been. We got our first real look at the campground and fell in love. Unfortunately, because we left a day late, we lost a day in Sedona.
We decided before we pulled out that we would go into town for a while.
Found out today that parking an RV in town is not the easiest task, but that's why I keep Nick around!
Those of you who are from NJ can relate to my next sentence. Sedona reminds me of New Hope with one major difference. You are surrounded by RED rocks. Enormous red rocks that are spectacular. The stores are your typical higher end boutiques.
Nick had lunch at the Cowboy Club. This place had a cozy atmosphere and is rated as an historic building. He ordered the pot roast sliders with horseradish sauce and fries. Everyone who knows Nick knows he has a picky palate. He loved the meal! He said the pot roast was tender and the fries were excellent. If you are ever in Sedona, eat there.
Our next stop was 60 miles north and so we headed out because it looked like rain.
What a ride! It was one of those rides that you didn't want to look to your right because you'd actually be terrified.......of the cliff alongside of you! I hope we don't have many of those rides!
Quote of the day: "this is, of course, monsoon season, bit it's NEVER rained like this before!"
No comments:
Post a Comment