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| Arrive in Phoenix April 25 |
| Apache Trail April 26 |
| Sedona April 27 |
| Oak Creek Canyon April 27 |
| Flagstaff Arizona April 27 |
| Grand Canyon April 27 |
| Painted Desert April 27 |
| Return to Flagstaff April 27 |
| Hotel April 28 |
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| Black Rock Canyon April 29 |
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| Roosevelt Lake April 30 |
| Globe and Miami April 30 |
| Papago Park at the end of Trip May 1 |
Our last long road day trip before heading back to New York
Roosevelt Lake at the end of the Apache Trail
April 30, 2012
(35 images) Click a picture to see a larger view. The Lake is a great place to relax and get out of your car while you are one a day trip or on a Road Trip
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"Arizona Highways"is one of our favorite road trips
Stella, Orestus and Dennis wandered around Arizona for 6 Days at the End of April. It is the perfect time to see the Desert Southwest. It is not scorching hot and most the snow birds have returned to there summer homes in the North. The Roads are not crowded with Tourists.
We took a number of "day trips" away from our home base in a Phoenix Hotel
This trip on the Aprache Trail end at Roosevelt Lake was our last longer trips before we left in Early May. The last few days were trips of fewer miles
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Updated April 2019, trying to make this website just a little better
Photographed with a Fuji Film FinePix AX230
