Stopped in a little cafe. Here for the Marathon events. Nope, not
running!
This cafe is at Tlaquepaque, the shopping center as you enter Sedona. The race packet pickup was in the plaza, so I wandered over to the coffee shop. Nice space and good brew.
A few travel notes on Sedona. There is a lot of road construction on the road from "Village of Oak Creek" to Sedona. They are putting in roundabouts for traffic control, and building a berm in the middle of the road. This is a pain for the locals, but I am sure that this will reduce the number of traffic accidents as the tourist try to dash across the road. People still haven't perfected the art of using the traffic circles, as some of them are two lanes and others are only one. But I think that the traffic generally flows better than it did in the past.
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