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2. Tag: Petrified Forest NP
After a short night, I leave relatively early. That's the advantage of jet lag. You get more out of the day. We continue through Arizona, heading north. The landscape is...
Tag 3: What a turbulent day!
One last breakfast with the host families, who have become very dear to us - some enjoyed the sunrise in the breathtaking landscape of Arizona and diligently photographed cacti,...
Flagstaff & Sedona
Today I am sending you a few impressions from the beautiful cities of Flagstaff and Sedona, both located in northern Arizona =) Flagstaff is a relatively small city with only...
Day 16 Grand Canyon
Now we are already two sick ones. Regina is struggling to get her aftereffects of the COVID illness under control and I woke up early at 3 AM with severe stomach pains....
26th Day - 08.03.2022
Due to the time difference, my mailbox is overflowing overnight. My mother is the first one to congratulate me. I take it all very joyfully, but I don't make a big deal out of...
Traveling in Arizona
Wednesday October 31: Today we visited Antelope Canyon in the Navajo Reservation. It was very expensive and the photos look better than it actually was. Nevertheless, it was...
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