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A Touch of Sedona
Sedona, Arizona

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Blended Worlds

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Image: Blended Worlds
   

On High

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Right Perspective

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Differences Become One

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Blessings in the Storm

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Golden Moment

Agave Plant

This plant was a major food source for the Native people.  It was also used for fiber and medicine.

Sedona, AZ

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Image: Golden Moment
   

The Master's Canvas

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Standing History

Agave plant

After 25 years or more, this plant blossoms and sends up a stock that grows inches in a single day.  In the spring and early summer, the Sinagua, Yavapai and Apache Indians would gather the Agave hearts and roast them in covered pits.  After eating some, they stored the rest for future use. 

Sedona, AZ.

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Image: Standing History

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