Beautiful Sedona

While we were in Sedona for Easter we got to go on a few hikes to check out the amazing scenery there. So, get ready for a long post - it's just so beautiful there, I couldn't skip any of them! (And I actually really did skip quite a few, so this IS the shortened version.) Enjoy!

While the boys were out golfing, the moms and kids went on a hike to see some old Indian ruins. It was a long, gorgeous drive out there and a nice, easy hike to follow. The Stewarts are great tour guides!
On the way we passed one of our favorite trees - an Alligator Juniper. It was Grammy's first time seeing one and she loved it!

Here we are at the ruins. They built their homes right into the side of the cliff.

There are tons of ancient pictographs all over the walls, too. It was fun trying to guess what they were and come up with stories to go with the pictures.

Later, the rest of the family all decided to go see a movie, but we've learned from experience that Libby and movies don't mix. So, while they watched "Rio" we went on another amazing hike. (Apparently we made the right choice - no one was too fond of the movie.) Libby is showing off her stick that her daddy got for her that she refused to let go of. I never knew a stick could be so entertaining...and so delectable! ;)

This is officially my new favorite picture!!! I LOVE it!

What an amazing place Sedona is! We love it!

At the end of our hike, look who was all tuckered out! A big day for a little girl.