The great American state of Arizona is home to some of the most brilliant landscapes on earth. The Grand Canyon and the magical formations of red sandstone rocks draw in millions of visitors every single year.
The majestic rock formations and mountain climate are equally appealing to the professional traveller and the first time holiday maker. Along with the Great Wall of China and the Taj Mahal, the Arizonian landscapes are undoubtedly some of the most awe-inspiring sights in the world. I guarantee that Arizona is a must-see-before-it’s-too-late paradise that you will never forget.
Nestled sleepily amongst these stunning sandstone rocks, lies the tranquil resort of Sedona Pines. Elegance has never been so affordable.
Style. Comfort. Luxury.
Old fashioned American vacation cottages at their very, very best are available for your pure pleasure. As one of Primo Vacations Hot Weeks, Sedona Pines Resort presents luxury in real American homeland.
Sedona Pines Resort offers something way beyond the usual day to day routine. For a break away with a difference, Sedona Pines is ideal.
It is so refreshing to have a mid-term vacation. Waiting around for the holiday season is not the way to experience this resort. That is why Sedona Pines has teamed up with Primo to offer cottages and first-class activities at an unbelievable price.
The good people at Sedona Pines truly understand the beauty of getting away from it all, and gain great pleasure from introducing you to the wonderful world in which they live.
Sedona is an enchanted wonderland for the adventurous and the bold at heart. Do you sit around and wait for life to happen? Or do you prefer go after it with a zest that would make even the great explorers proud?
No place else on earth holds Sedona’s promise of tranquil beauty and stimulating activity. The town of Sedona is known for its old world allure, harkening back to a time when life was simple, but quick minds and strong souls ruled the day. That spirit of adventure is alive and well, and the pulse of the desert still calls out to those with the adventurous heart.
Whether you crave the outdoor experience of hiking and biking trails, white-water rafting and hot air balloons, or you are a spiritual seeker, looking to find a unique peace, only Sedona can offer such diversity of experience.
Discover the pools, bars, bistros and activities that this great American resort presents to you.
We all need a break now and then. We need to relax, get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. We need to lie on a hillside, gazing at the sunset over the brilliant red and orange sandstone rocks as we dream of a life so perfect…a perfect life that becomes reality at Sedona Pines Resort, Arizona.
Showing posts with label America. Show all posts
Showing posts with label America. Show all posts
Monday, February 15, 2010
Serenity in Sedona
Monday, January 4, 2010
Stephen Fry's Great American Adventure
I am fascinated by America. North America in particular. The American road-movie has always appealed to me: the diners, the long, deserted roads, the motels, and the many, many different cultures, climates, and landscapes. Crossing the United States is the ultimate travel adventure.
I have recently been reading Stephen Fry in America, a fascinating travel journal by the “quintessential Englishman” at his quintessential best. Charming, witty, and heart-warmingly pleasing – Stephen Fry zig-zags his way through the 50 states in his traditional London black cab, meeting real people to discover real America.
In the months it took him to travel the States, Fry had the desire to meet everyday people from each State, and get to know what it is really like to be an American citizen. He fishes for Lobster in Maine, hunts in the wilderness of New YorkState, and speaks to victims of Hurricane Katrina in Louisiana.
Not your traditional travelogue – there is little speak of the en-route diners, the beautiful weather in Florida, or the “oh my, I’m driving on the wrong side of the road!” norm. Not that this isn’t an entertaining read on its own – after all, this is what we all think of when we think or dream of travelling America. But Fry’s intention was to see what it is like to live and work as a real-life American citizen – and not to see what it is like to live in America as a travelling Englishman.
He does this with style and aplomb, as he passes through the East Coast, the Deep South, the Rocky Mountains, the Great Plains, through to the stunning lights of Vegas and the glamour of Los Angeles. Through this magnificent 6’4” comedian, poet, actor, writer and explorer, we get a real sense of what it is like to be an American.
In order to partake in such a rigorous adventure – one must have exceptional adoration of the country, and its residents. Time, effort, and planning had obviously gone into the production of the adventure. We all know Stephen Fry as somewhat of a general knowledge genius – and his inspiring knowledge of all that confronts him is intriguingly delightful.
Through the course of the book, we are entertained by history, geography, art, science, political, musical, and literature lessons. Without going into extravagant detail, Fry paints a wonderful picture of the awe inspiring landscapes, and leaves us feeling nothing but warmth and adoration for America and its people.
Want to take a visit? Want to make a similar adventure of your own?
There are various tours available through travel agencies and internet companies, but perhaps making your own journey on your own time, keeping to your own schedule is the way to do it.
An exciting adventure in the world’s most diverse land is something we should all aspire to do.
Or at the very least, I urge you read about it.
I have recently been reading Stephen Fry in America, a fascinating travel journal by the “quintessential Englishman” at his quintessential best. Charming, witty, and heart-warmingly pleasing – Stephen Fry zig-zags his way through the 50 states in his traditional London black cab, meeting real people to discover real America.
In the months it took him to travel the States, Fry had the desire to meet everyday people from each State, and get to know what it is really like to be an American citizen. He fishes for Lobster in Maine, hunts in the wilderness of New YorkState, and speaks to victims of Hurricane Katrina in Louisiana.
Not your traditional travelogue – there is little speak of the en-route diners, the beautiful weather in Florida, or the “oh my, I’m driving on the wrong side of the road!” norm. Not that this isn’t an entertaining read on its own – after all, this is what we all think of when we think or dream of travelling America. But Fry’s intention was to see what it is like to live and work as a real-life American citizen – and not to see what it is like to live in America as a travelling Englishman.
He does this with style and aplomb, as he passes through the East Coast, the Deep South, the Rocky Mountains, the Great Plains, through to the stunning lights of Vegas and the glamour of Los Angeles. Through this magnificent 6’4” comedian, poet, actor, writer and explorer, we get a real sense of what it is like to be an American.
In order to partake in such a rigorous adventure – one must have exceptional adoration of the country, and its residents. Time, effort, and planning had obviously gone into the production of the adventure. We all know Stephen Fry as somewhat of a general knowledge genius – and his inspiring knowledge of all that confronts him is intriguingly delightful.
Through the course of the book, we are entertained by history, geography, art, science, political, musical, and literature lessons. Without going into extravagant detail, Fry paints a wonderful picture of the awe inspiring landscapes, and leaves us feeling nothing but warmth and adoration for America and its people.
Want to take a visit? Want to make a similar adventure of your own?
There are various tours available through travel agencies and internet companies, but perhaps making your own journey on your own time, keeping to your own schedule is the way to do it.
An exciting adventure in the world’s most diverse land is something we should all aspire to do.
Or at the very least, I urge you read about it.
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