My grandparents lived in Sedona for many years & my grandpa's family was one of the original families in the area. He used to amuse me by telling me some of the more off-color names for the rocks in the area (the ones standing straight up, if you get my drift).

I never experienced anything around the vortexes myself, but Sedona has been a center of spirituality from early Native American times.

They used to travel down via Schnebly road. My grandpa drove us down it one day, in his rickety truck with a trailer attached. It's a windy dirt road that goes down cliffs and has some rather dramatic drops. It was gorgeous *AND* terrifying.

I haven't been to Sedona in years. We stopped through on the way to visit my uncle in Page in the '94 or '95 so, and that was the last time. Before that, we spent a lot of time there before it was "discovered." Gorgeous, gorgeous place, at the time it had more of a "typical small Arizona town" feel to it. I guess it was only a matter of time.

I've always thought that the weirdest thing about Sedona is the fact that, coming from Flagstaff, the first thing you see is a Dairy Queen in the middle of the woods. What's that all about?

Ya man, I heard the same thing, then I heard rocks being moved around no shit - ever go to Red Rock Crossing @ Cathedral Rock? Check out the standing stones there!