I forget the name of the restaurant at which we stopped, but I will not forget their excellent mac'n'cheese.
A picture taken of downtown Flagstaff.
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Tuesday, January 16, 2018
Flagstaff, Arizona: A Favorite Place
I'm not from Flagstaff; I'm not even from Arizona. In fact, I've only visited Flagstaff once and only because it was on the way to California, where a few friends and I were going for spring break. We stopped to eat downtown, and I fell in love with the atmosphere of the city. It was quiet and lively at once. There are plenty of neat shops that tow the line between "touristy" and authentic. Most buildings aren't tall enough to obscure the view of the nearby mountains, which is a nice natural touch.
I forget the name of the restaurant at which we stopped, but I will not forget their excellent mac'n'cheese.
I forget the name of the restaurant at which we stopped, but I will not forget their excellent mac'n'cheese.
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Flagstaff is so much fun, Dakota! I hope you will get to go back there and explore some more. I lived in Tucson when I was little, and I would gladly go live in Arizona again. There are so many beautiful places to see! There's a unit coming up in the UnTextbook with some Native stories from Arizona; maybe you will want to read that and even do a project about Arizona peoples for this class! Here is the unit: California and the Old Southwest
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