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Autumn’s Rivalry: When Sedona’s Red Rocks Meet Their Match
Every fall, something magical—and almost mischievous—happens in Sedona. For most of the year, the famous red rocks rule the landscape with effortless authority. They rise from the desert floor like ancient fortresses, glowing in shades of crimson, copper, and ember. People travel from around the world to see that unmistakable color that needs no filter, no introduction, and no competition. But autumn changes the dynamic. Autumn brings challengers. As October deepens and Novem
Keith Peters
Nov 252 min read


My Magical Treatment
Have you been feeling ill? Fighting off an infection?
Teresa
Sep 224 min read


Utah’s Otherworldly Landscapes
If you’ve ever dreamed of stepping onto another planet without leaving Earth, the deserts around Hanksville, Utah, will make that dream a reality. From Mars-like clay hills to whimsical alien valleys, this corner of the American Southwest is a playground for explorers, photographers, and sci-fi dreamers.
Keith Peters
Sep 113 min read


Fragrance Sensitivity Solution Leads to Incredible Health
Why care about what I react to? Because I have learned that my body is a toxic alarm system, and when I research what I react to, I learn that it is harmful for everyone as well as our Earth.
Teresa
Aug 1111 min read


Bale Grist Mill: Grinding Through Time
Bale Grist Mill: Where Napa’s Past Still Turns
When most people think of Napa Valley, they imagine rolling vineyards, world-class wine, and luxurious tasting rooms. But tucked between St. Helena and Calistoga lies a rare and remarkable piece of California’s agricultural history: Bale Grist Mill State Historic Park.
Keith Peters
Aug 73 min read


The Harm to You That Fragrances Cause
The day of our trip and for several days afterward, I was so exhausted that I spent most of my time sleeping and felt awful. When I had this exhaustion, I couldn't even sleep in bed because I'd wake up coughing so violently and feeling so ill. We had to wash our sheets four times before I could finally sleep well. Keith and I went together to pick up our truck. My left sinus got blocked again, my eye was watering, and the intense exhaustion I've been having came back. Then I
Teresa
Jul 244 min read


So Much to Be Thankful For
On Sunday, Keith and I got up at 5 am. We got ready, had breakfast, made our lunch, and finished the packing we had started the day before.
Our goal was to leave at 7, and we left at 7:15. We were so excited to be on a trip and on our way to the ocean at Morro Bay!
Teresa
Jul 163 min read


Easy Sugar and Processed Food Free Recipes!
Easy Sugar and Processed Food Free Recipes!
Teresa
Jul 1215 min read


What I Have Healed You Can Too
Introduction I want to share the most powerful steps I discovered during my search for health as simply, clearly, and as quickly as possible— because these steps led to real, life-changing miracles . As I revisited them, I realized there had been results for each that I hadn't recognized before. These same steps can heal not only you but also our incredible Earth. It took me many years to learn this information. If you follow these ideas, I believe you will feel significantly
Teresa
Jun 2619 min read


Power of the Flower Desert Version
When most people think of spring, they picture cherry blossoms in Japan, tulips in Holland, or roses in a country garden. But out here in the American Southwest, the arrival of spring is announced with a different kind of bloom
Keith Peters
Jun 224 min read


What I Learned So You Can Heal
Introduction Modern medicine is impressive. It has saved my life many times — when I was ten, I was bitten by a dog that had rabies; only the shots of modern medicine could have saved my life. My medicines make my life so much better. But then I came to a place where modern medicine could not help me. Through endless experimenting, searching, and research spanning 49 years, I discovered answers that improved my health. I learned that what healed me was reducing toxins and inc
Teresa
Jun 1733 min read


Mogollon Rim During Arizona Monsoon Season
When one thinks of awesome geological features in Arizona, Grand Canyon, Antelope Canyon, and Monument Valley are top of mind. However, another stunning feature is the Mogollon Rim which provides breathtaking views. The best way to experience the “Rim” is via Forest Road 300 during the Arizona Monsoon season.
Keith Peters
Jun 25 min read


Exploring the Extremes: Our Photo Adventure in Death Valley
There’s no place quite like Death Valley—where extremes meet in stark beauty, and silence stretches for miles under an endless sky.
Keith Peters
May 318 min read


I Chose Organic Gardening for the Earth: It Benefited Me Too
Healing Through Organic Gardening: Natural Weed Control and Earth-Friendly Tips For so many years, I have had an organic garden. Avoiding...
Teresa
May 314 min read


How Natural Cleaning Improved My Health
Why I Trust Natural Products for a Chemical-Free Home
Teresa
May 319 min read


Living Safely in a Toxic World: My Journey with Severe MCS
Creating a Safe Haven at Home and on the Road How we turned our RV into a mobile sanctuary from chemical exposures Over the years, I've learned what triggers my symptoms and created a safe home environment. My husband and I travel in our RV, allowing me to avoid exposure to fragrances, food chemicals, latex, silicone, and other toxic substances. At home or in our RV, we keep our windows closed and run air purifiers to protect me from smoke, pollution, and our neighbors' activ
Teresa
May 253 min read


Grand Falls - One of Arizona’s Greatest Hidden Gems
When people think of Arizona, their minds often jump to the dramatic cliffs of the Grand Canyon, the iconic silhouette of saguaro cacti at sunset, or the endless red rock vistas of Sedona. But tucked away in the remote reaches of the Navajo Nation lies one of the state’s most awe-inspiring and yet lesser-known natural wonders: Grand Falls.
Keith Peters
May 203 min read


Grand Canyon Railway Steam Saturday
For train enthusiasts, history buffs, and lovers of the great outdoors, Steam Saturday is nothing short of magical. On select Saturdays throughout the year, the Grand Canyon Railway brings history roaring back to life by firing up its legendary steam locomotive #4960—a 2-8-2 "Mikado" type engine built in 1923.
Keith Peters
May 203 min read


The Spirit of the Southwest: Wild Pinto Horses of Monument Valley
Tribal Park may be lucky enough to encounter them—grazing in the open desert, climbing ridgelines with surprising agility, or simply standing still against a backdrop of ancient rock and endless sky.
Keith Peters
May 205 min read


Arizona Wine Country: A Desert Oasis of World-Class Vintages
Welcome to Arizona Wine Country, where rugged desert terrain gives way to rolling vineyards, historic ranchlands, and a climate strikingly similar to the great wine regions of Europe. This unexpected paradise is spread across three primary regions: Sonoita, Willcox, and the Verde Valley.
Keith Peters
May 194 min read
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