Photo of the Day: Taliesin West, Frank Lloyd Wright's Phoenix home. Incredible place, incredible tour.
posted by Gr8fulTed at 3:39 PM
Wednesday, September 29, 2004
Photo of the Day: Taliesin West, Frank Lloyd Wright's Phoenix home. Incredible place, incredible tour.
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1 Comments:
Scott: Yes, it's an incredible place. I was interested to see his work, but the tour was so damned interesting and there was so much more than I thought there would be. It was certainly worth every cent of the $16 or so to take the short tour. Lots to hear about his personality, his philosphy, and his students.
Shawn: The wife has relatives in Phoenix. We had never been to Sedona and wanted to go there, too. Which we did. It was nice to get away and be out of contact with all the things going on in the community in which I live and am deeply involved. It was also nice to experience heat again before the below zero temps hit the high desert here in Oregon.
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