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| We camp in this area every spring when leaving our winter home because there is so much to visit in the area. A little known treasure is Old Town Cottonwood - called the "Biggest Little Town in Arizona". It was founded in1885 and still has much of the original architecture. |
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| We love to walk along the sidewalks of Old Town to poke in and out of the many antique shops and gift shops as well as the many restaurants and wineries. |
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| We stopped for lunch at the Red Rooster in downtown and loved the yummy food which is all made fresh - from soup to sandwiches plus wonderful cheese platters to sample some of our favorite European cheeses. |
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| As with all of Old Town - the signage and decorations are very funky. |
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| First time in the RobinArt gift shop was a treat - beautiful glass creations. |
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| These pottery facial masks reminded me of my friend Mitzi's beautiful art masks. |
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| I found this beautiful 'Dream Catcher' made of found sea glass which I love. |
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| One of the most colorful shops was this great metal shop that had beautiful creations for your garden - and many were painted great bold colors. |
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| How about a birdhouse for your garden. |
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| And of course no trip to Old Town would be complete without a little wine tasting. |
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| The Arizona Stronghold Winery gave us these cute tasting glasses when we ordered a tasting 'flight' of white and red wines. |
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| This winery has a beautiful label and wonderful big glasses. The Cabs were smooth and the 'Tazi' white was a nice blend of white wines that we enjoyed. |
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