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Framing In Photography -Trees

June 20, 2019 — 8 Comments

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Monument Valley, AZ

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Impressed! I have sensitive skin and have a collection of lotion for dry skin. This week I tried the @liftcoffeescrub from @diannarachelle and I am hooked. It’s a great exfoliant, and no lotion necessary! #😊

Just because you THINK outside the box, doesn’t mean you can’t go IN it. Welcome to Box Canyon.

It’s always a good day at Scorpion Bay

On the road again....

On my recent blog post debating preferences for maps and/or navigation . Just thought I’d see what Siri had to say. Didn’t know she had a sense of humor.

Anyone else still love paper maps?

A stop at the confluence of the Verde River and Oak Creek brings us here. Did I mention we were in kayaks? #watertowinetour

How do you do Water to Wine? #verdeadventures #kayakingaz #live #laugh #love

Much of the kayaking on the Verde River felt like a jungle, uncharacteristic of Arizona. Every inch and every turn along the way was a new adventure. This includes the end of the trip at a local winery. #verdeadventures

He whispered that the spiral symbolized a journey, my journey. And that was it. I decided not to ask the million questions that flew out of my eyes, because like many Native Americans I know, he believed it was not his journey to tell, and instead….mine to find.

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