Arizona
Arizona is home to the jaw-dropping Grand Canyon, crazy desert wildlife, and very hot summers.
Skye, who calls himself The Treehouse Guy, gets the credit for building this awesome tree house home in Hawaii. Though it might come as a surprise, since Skye is originally from New Jersey, he’s an avid nature lover, and has come to have quite the relationship with the volcano near his tree house. In fact,
Cheyenne ReedSep 1, 2016
#1 No one really lived in the town of Window Rock until 1936. It was in 1936 that Window Rock was chosen to be the center of the Navajo Central Agency. Window Rock lies within the St. Michael’s Chapter, atop the Defiance Plateau. It lies right along the Arizona/New Mexico border; in fact, a handful
Cheyenne ReedJul 11, 2016
#1 Tucson Botanical Gardens The Tucson Botanical Gardens are a five and a half acre paradise hidden within an urban environment. The gardens were originally founded in 1964 and have undergone many changes since that time. Here, you’ll find sixteen gardens and eleven annually rotating exhibits. You can look forward to specialties like the Zen
Cheyenne ReedJun 1, 2016
#1 You’re probably wondering about the name… In the 1940’s, the Ireys family came to Arizona from Minnesota to buy a ranch. They visited a few, and one of them had a dead horse lying near the road. When asked which ranch they liked best, the Ireys kids insisted on “the one with the dead
Cheyenne ReedMay 6, 2016
Maybe you’ve never heard of Horseshoe Bend… It’s okay! It’s not your fault. But, it is sort of a problem because…. LOOK HOW BEAUTIFUL IT IS! You NEED this in your life. Horseshoe Bend is 5 miles from the start of Grand Canyon National Park. Its the Grand Canyon warming up! You can find it
Cheyenne ReedApr 18, 2016#1 Heres’s a typical Arizona Sunset:
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Can someone please tell us what the big deal is here?
#2 This time the sun is in Monument Valley.
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Because, honestly. All we’re seeing is a bunch of big rocks.
#3 How about one more of Monument Valley?
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STILL. JUST. ROCKS.
#4 Here’s a sunset behind some cacti.
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So the sky looks like sherbet, big deal.
#5 Here it looks like the sky is on fire.
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Some people say beautiful, we say this is just downright dangerous. We all know how dry it is out there!
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#6 This one is a sunset over a road.
It must be terrible, driving with all that sun shining in your eyes.
#7 Annnnnnnnd we’re back to rocks again.
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These just look like regular old sunsets to me.
#8 Sunset over the Grand Canyon.
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This is, like, a big deal, right?
#9 This sunset is pretty run-of-the-mill, don’t you think?
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I’m sure there are sunsets like this in *lots* of places.
#10 Last but not least, here’s the sun setting over the West Rim of the Grand Canyon,
We can’t imagine why anyone would be impressed by this at all.
If you think you’ve got a picture that might show us the light (pun intended), drop it in the comments below!
Cheyenne Reed was born and raised in Ohio. She recently relocated to rural Wyoming to try out working at an exclusive guest ranch. She graduated from Kent State University with an English degree, and most enjoys writing about travel. If she has free time, you may run into her anywhere, because she is always itching to explore new places. Her personal motto is, "Any day can be an adventure if you make it one!"
With Halloween a little over a week away and only two weekends for family adventures, time is at hand to get out and celebrate the cooler temperatures of the season. These 10 corn mazes are perfect Halloween fun for the the whole family and a great way to get some exercise. 1. Schnepf Farms Pumpkin
John NewellOct 22, 2016
Arizona might be well known for a hot desert climate, but that doesn’t mean that all of it’s vistas are characterized by sand and cacti. Arizona has plenty of booming cities with gorgeous skylines that rival those of cities all across the nation. Check out these five! #1 Phoenix If you’ve heard of any city
Cheyenne ReedSep 15, 2016
When the sweltering, summer heat in Arizona is at it’s worst, the crowded pool down the street just isn’t going to cut it. Check out these awesome swimming holes instead if you’re looking for a gorgeous place to cool down! #1 Bull Pen The Bull Pen swimming hole is located about fifteen miles east of Camp
Cheyenne ReedSep 14, 2016
It’s a common misconception that all of Arizona is nothing but dry desert, but that isn’t the case! Check out these five gorgeous lakes that prove otherwise! #1 Canyon Lake Canyon Lake is one of four lakes that Arizona gained when the Salt River was dammed back in 1925. It’s actually the smallest of the
Cheyenne ReedSep 13, 2016
Everyone dreams of living in a luxurious home sometimes, right? Check out these crazy expensive homes in Arizona that are sure to make you feel like a king! #1 9422 E Happy Valley Rd This huge house in Scottsdale, Arizona might currently be the most expensive one on the market. It uses 10,000 square feet of
Cheyenne ReedSep 9, 2016
Arizona is nothing but a barren desert, right? Not quite. If you’re feeling the fall fever, check out these beautiful photos that prove Arizona can do fall just as well as any other state! #1 Just a reminder: Arizona has plants other than cacti. And while cacti have their own vibrant colors, these trees are showcasing the
Cheyenne ReedSep 7, 2016
Everyone knows that Arizona is famous for record breaking temperatures and the gorgeous Grand Canyon, but did you know these ten interesting facts about Arizona? #1 The official state flower of Arizona is actually the Saguaro Cactus bloom! Between May and June you can see the beautiful white flowers. Even cooler? The Saguaro is the
Cheyenne ReedSep 2, 2016
The United States is home to plenty of unique structures, but few compare to this one of a kind house in Arizona. In Bisbee, Arizona, eighty miles from Tucson, you’ll find the Chulo Canyon Cave House, or simply the Cave House, as locals call it. This home is nestled into the side of a granite boulder
Cheyenne ReedAug 31, 2016
You may remember Gene Wilder from any one of the long list of movies he starred in. Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Blazing Saddles, or Young Frankenstein are all classics you’ve surely seen. Wilder began what would become a wildly successful acting career in 1962. This week news reports all across the country are paying
Cheyenne ReedAug 30, 2016
