It was our 33rd wedding anniversary last Saturday. Lorie and I decided to get out of the Phoenix heat (107 degrees) and head North to the mountains two hours away. We brought our dog Kona and we had a relaxing day under the pine trees near Flagstaff.
We eventually ended up on Schnebly Hill Road. We got there by way of interstate 17 and eventually descended into Sedona from the North. It’s a rough 13 mile road that is pretty smooth until you descend into Sedona. From the Schnebly Vista Point you need a high clearance vehicle to make the final descent into Sedona. You would bottom out if you drive it in a car. The road is no longer maintained and is heavily traveled by Jeep tours and other four wheel drive recreational vehicles. It’s a rough road these days no doubt.
I took these pictures with a Polaroid SE600 camera. It’s a big camera but it’s fun to get instant pictures. The Polaroids are 3.5 by 4.5 inches. To get the pictures posted onto the Transformations Blog I scanned them with an Epson Perfection V750 Pro flatbed scanner.
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