An unexpected treat, the Chapel of the Holy Cross, built in 1957 in the Red Rocks of Sedona. We were excited to see the church based on its architectural merits. The irony. We're sitting on a pew in the chapel contemplating the birth of Jesus on Christmas Eve. It was such a lovely experience. You can see the ancient habitat of the Sinagua tribal community at 
Montezuma's Castle below. They thrived here one day, where a nearby stream offered up plenty of irrigation. Then one day they disappeared. Hmmmm?
It was bitter cold during our stay in
Sedona, but we did venture around on a few short hikes, enjoyed Italian cuisine thanks to a timeshare spiel and went to the movies. Not far from Montezuma's Castle, we also explored a mining town called Jerome. Stopped to eat at a cafe serving the best hamburgers!
Montezuma's Castle below. They thrived here one day, where a nearby stream offered up plenty of irrigation. Then one day they disappeared. Hmmmm?It was bitter cold during our stay in
Sedona, but we did venture around on a few short hikes, enjoyed Italian cuisine thanks to a timeshare spiel and went to the movies. Not far from Montezuma's Castle, we also explored a mining town called Jerome. Stopped to eat at a cafe serving the best hamburgers! 
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You posted! So pretty, and fun.
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