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It’s a nice campus. I wish I could spend more time physically here.

when I’m in Sedona. I think it’s the vortexes, quite seriously. Strangely, Oak Creek feels normal to me again, but Sedona itself… it’s hard to explain.

The stupa up there is really cool to visit though.

and very much enjoyed the snow, the scenery, and the company of my friends. Salem was awesome and I want to go back there again someday, maybe on Halloween. There’s so much to see in MA – I’d like to take a long meandering road trip through the NE someday and really take it in. I love all the history there.

I stayed there for four nights, just returning home today. I wasn’t ready to leave.

on my way to the Shambhala Mountain Center. It looks like a nice place – gotta go back at some point.

for a couple days. What a beautiful place! The view of Mt. Hood from our bed and breakfast was spectacular – it looks just like the “Paramount” mountain in their logo.

Only drove there to see it briefly while staying in Sisters, but I thought it looked like a really nice place.

nearly enough time here to get a feel for the place. I did get to see the Eugene Public Library and their little riverfront shopping area, where we had lunch. I would really like to go back and see more.

with hot springs. Actually, we didn’t go to the springs – it just didn’t look as interesting as we thought it would. I was there on my birthday last year. The town is nestled in mountains. The day we went was overcast and it sprinkled a bit while we were there, which is why the picture below is a little dark. That is a photograph of the Ouray Public Library – the brick building in the middle with the white top. I believe that is the fire station to the right.

There’s a little information about Ouray here .

ends in Flagstaff. The Beaver Street Brewery has awesome fondue and cobbler – I eat there nearly everytime I go up to Flag. Flagstaff is a college town – Northern Arizona University is there and has a very pretty campus.

Flagstaff has a nice little downtown area with shops to walk through. Nothing spectacular, but I really enjoy just bumming around up there.

There’s also the Lowell Observatory nearby, and an Arboretum . Bookman’s is a frequent stop for me there, and there’s a great little Mexican restaurant next door – it doesn’t look like much but they have excellent (and cheap) tamales.