Phoenix to Scottsdale to Flagstaff
I left my motel about 8:00 a.m. this morning and drove to the Old Town area of Scottsdale. Ordered a latte and cheese pastry at the Starbucks and finished working on my blog from the previous day. The internet service at my motel was sporadic. I then walked around the charming Old Town area.
Next was a drive to Taliesin West, the Frank Lloyd Wright desert National Historic Landmark. Frank Lloyd Wright "literally created Taliesin West out of the desert. He and his apprentices gathered rocks from the desert floor and sand from the washes to build the desert masterpiece."
I arrived just in time for the 90-minute guided tour of the facilities.
Frank Lloyd Wright spent most winters here, along with apprentices, who helped design and build Taliesin West.
This photo is of the theater where the stage area can be altered to accommodate all types of productions.
This is the cabaret theater with excellent accoustics. The room is cone-shaped, somewhat like a megaphone, and the sound is amazing.
Additional information about Taliesin West is available at http://www.franklloydwright.org/
I drove back to Scottsdale for a Giants spring training game - Giants vs. Reds - and arrived just as the ballpark opened.
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