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Ha, that reminds me of some of the worst pain ever.

A few summers back my son got stung by a stingray in California. He kept going on and on because the pain wouldn't stop. We gave him a hard time because he doesn't handle pain well. (he was probably 13 or 14)

Then the next day I got stung. Hurt like heck for 2 hours! I had to apologize and he enjoyed his schadenfreude.

Needless to say, we did not know about the feet shuffling rule :)
Just pee on it...it helps ;)
 

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My all time favorite trail in the Sedona area is West Fork Oak Creek - it does require some wet creek crossings, and parking is limited (fortunately, keeps it from getting too crowded).

Cathedral Rock Trail is great as well.

Wilson Mountain Trail is a favorite

My absolute favorite hike in the fall. A few years ago, I took some of the colored leaves home, put them in a plastic baggie and smelled them every so often. Sounds weird, I know, but it reminded me of fall back home.
 

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West Fork Trail in Sedona, three years ago
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I need to go up north during the color change this year, never really done it.
 
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West Fork Trail in Sedona, three years ago
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Looks way better during the fall...wow. Nice pics
 

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