Lost! Flagstaff, May 2015
“I know a shortcut.” I WAS suspicious of this pronouncement, but should have been more. I’d only ridden these trails once before, » Read more
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Navajo Land: April 2015
Saturday, April 4, 2015 Vacation or bootcamp? Up in the wee hours, throwing layers of clothes on in the dark, grabbing gear-laden » Read more
21th annual Sedona Film Festival-February 2015
The Sedona International Film Festival has just concluded for us, although continues on for one additional Sunday for those not summoned back » Read more
Four Corners (and a tad more) – steve eilenberg
Our Sedona home has been a wonderful launch point to explore the Four Corners area (and a tad more). We have driven » Read more
A wonderful blur: 2014 highlights
We’re not superstitious, but 2013 was not a good year for us, being deeply marked by the deaths of both of Steve’s » Read more
West Fork Elegy, Oak Creek Canyon, Sedona, June 2014
West Fork of Oak Creek has long been one of the most popular hikes in Sedona, and justifiably so. Even getting to » Read more
Flights of fancy: Sedona Film Festival, February 2014
It takes a lot of stamina to fully participate in a film festival. More, apparently, than we have. At a minimum, there » Read more
Sedona Arizona – steve eilenberg
The images in this gallery are of our Sedona, Arizona home, built in 1966 by architect Howard Madole and lovingly restored by » Read more
Natural Wonders – steve eilenberg
