When I was still a young teenager we met the Drayton's. A family in Sedona Arizona. With Rachel, Chrissie, Tasha and myself we were always up to no good : ) But we always had fun! And we remain friends even now. Tasha has long been gone away from Arizona same as I have but a couple weekends ago she came out to visit her parents and all of us here. So we went...Yet Again...to Sedona. Not like it's something I mind doing, I wish we lived there! We had a long night catching up and making margaritas. We had a great time. then Sunday Tasha's brother-in-law
(also visiting from Michigan) gave the talk, and WOW!! It was one of the most captivating talks I've heard in a log time. Such a very good speaker! Afterwards we all jumped into our hiking clothes and set off to find what was called the "Hidden caves".
We traversed rocky terrain and boulders and crossed a creek on a wobbly tree log and not much to anyone's surprise, Tasha's mom Karen fell right in. What made it funny is that everyone had already crossed and immediately got the camera's out because they NEW she wasn't going to make it out of this dry! Once we got to the caves, which were between 30 and 50 feet in the air, we started our climb into the caves. They were a window to some of the most beautiful view's I've seen in Sedona. Truly breathtaking, and I don't say that only because I am mortified of heights and had trouble standing near the edge! But really...What a sight! I wish Tasha could come more often but we didn't waste the time we had!
When I was still a young teenager we met the Drayton's. A family in Sedona Arizona. With Rachel, Chrissie, Tasha and myself we were always up to no good : ) But we always had fun! And we remain friends even now. Tasha has long been gone away from Arizona same as I have but a couple weekends ago she came out to visit her parents and all of us here. So we went...Yet Again...to Sedona. Not like it's something I mind doing, I wish we lived there! We had a long night catching up and making margaritas. We had a great time. then Sunday Tasha's brother-in-law (also visiting from Michigan) gave the talk, and WOW!! It was one of the most captivating talks I've heard in a log time. Such a very good speaker! Afterwards we all jumped into our hiking clothes and set off to find what was called the "Hidden caves". 
We traversed rocky terrain and boulders and crossed a creek on a wobbly tree log and not much to anyone's surprise, Tasha's mom Karen fell right in. What made it funny is that everyone had already crossed and immediately got the camera's out because they NEW she wasn't going to make it out of this dry! Once we got to the caves, which were between 30 and 50 feet in the air, we started our climb into the caves. They were a window to some of the most beautiful view's I've seen in Sedona. Truly breathtaking, and I don't say that only because I am mortified of heights and had trouble standing near the edge! But really...What a sight! I wish Tasha could come more often but we didn't waste the time we had! 
