Leaving Jerome (sadly) I headed to Montezuma Well. The path to the well Because the snakes don't The well Like most everything in Arizona, the scenery is beautiful. Montezuma Castle was next, 10 minutes away. ' if you've seen one cave dwelling, you've seen them all But, I mean, maybe you should see one. I reiterate. Beautiful. I left Montezuma happy I came and ready to head to the next location on my list. Twin Arrows, Arizona. And this is where things started to get weird.

Personally, I know next to nothing about cars. This is changing with the 1963 Corvair Monza Spyder. When I was a child all I knew was that there was this beautiful green car sitting in my Great Grandma's garage. I was always told not to mess with the car, and for the most part I listened, but that didn't stop me from randomly and gently brushing off dust and peeking in the windows at the immaculate old interior. And watching, somewhat confused, as boxes, tools, and other stor

Jerome, Arizona. Where to begin? Last Arizona trip was limited in the Jerome area, so I set this trip up to give me some time there. Does this explain why I love Jerome? Let's talk about the scenery. Jerome is absolutely beautiful. Not in any small part due to it's elevation. As always, I love to wander where the foot traffic is lighter. And this guy Shhh. Jerome is a literal treasure trove of photographic opportunity. Lunch was my long awaited visit to the Asylum Restaurant