Southwest USA Roadtrip - Flagstaff, Meteor Crater, Sedona & Oak Creek Canyon

From Grand Canyon’s South Rim to Sedona, before making a stop in Flagstaff, with it’s haunted Monte Vista hotel and pink Nativity Chapel, we drive passed a gas station with a complete Western scene made out of metal. Opposite the gas station lies Bedrock, Flinstone Village.. We also visit Barringer Meteor Crater, which is situated in a landscape as desolate as the Moon. Sedona is the most spiritual place of the Southwest, with it’s vortexes, chrystal shops and all kinds of soundhealing opportunities. My son and I were invited to take a seat in a chair with a monochord in the back. The shop-owner strummed the strings and chanted softly, which brought us in an immediate state of harmony with the Universe. In the afternoon we walked through Red Rock State Park and saw the remains of the Apache House of Fires. A very interesting article on it’s history and owners can be read here: https://benefactorsrrsp.org/house-of-... We strolled through Tlaquepaque Village and drove the car over the Hoover Dam, without seeing much of it. This is video 13, the penultimate of our roadtrip! To be continued in Las Vegas.. This video contains music from Shutterstock, licensed by Splice video editing app, as well as the song De todas las flores by Natalia Lafourcade and Monochord by Light Seekers. #southwestusa #flagstaffaz #meteorcrater #sedona ​⁠‪@pms0627‬ my roadtrip videos are partly blocked because of the music that I use in the background. Therefore I can’t read your complete reactions, nor can I react to them. But I appreciate your interest in our trip!