Written by Cherie Ve Ard
Topics: Technomadia 2009, Video Edition
On our way back from the Grand Canyon to rejoin with Route 66, we took Highway 180 south in to Flagstaff, AZ. It was a beautiful drive, and on the way we spotted an interesting little building off to the side of the road. We turned around to take a peak, and discovered it was the Chapel of the Holy Dove, a small non-denominational chapel for travelers going to and from the Grand Canyon, built to frame the San Francisco Peaks.
The door was unlocked, so we stepped inside to learn more about it..
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Posted on 11 May 2009
Tags: Arizona, blogsherpa, central-arizona, flagstaff, North America, USA
Cherie Ve Ard has been a full time technomad since May 2007 and has a professional background in technology & strategy consulting. She's a fire dancer, conscious living enthusiast, social activist and all around experience junkie. You can reach her directly at cherie@technomadia.com.
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I lived in Northern Az for 6 yrs and have been inside the Chapel many times. Am glad to see its finally rebuilt. Was lost to fier yrs ago
My husband and I got married at that chapel! Isn’t it wonderful? I found your blog while googling the highway the chapel is on because I couldn’t remember. Anyway, I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Happy traveling!
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