As our time in Flagstaff nears the end, we have come across much wildlife in the development where we are renting - coyote, deer, elk, ducks, geese and even this eight legged guy.
September in Flagstaff has provided sunshine and nice weather for walks. Here's Patty looking out across part of one of the golf course fairways near our rental.
We visited Elevation Tiny Homes and talked with the owner, Ehren. All of his homes are certified to meet DOT standards for Recreational Vehicles - this makes it easier to get financing, transportation and permits wherever they go. All his homes are custom designed. The one he is working on is ten feet wide, 34 feet long and nine feet tall. Those small windows that go up the side wall are where there will be a staircase up to a small loft over the bathroom - the stairs and windows are for the owner's cats.
Ehren's four year old son Lincoln was there as was their dog Pepper - Pepper is a doppelganger for Mr. Shadow.
We also visited the Switzer Canyon development and looked at the model home done by Miramonte Construction. The homes and location are superb, but the homes are on the very high end of the price range of anything we would want to buy. At those prices the homes should have been nice.
And we also used the excuse of looking at one of the townhomes for sale to finally walk around Duck Lake on the far east side of the Continental Country Club subdivision.
It is a very scenic area for the townhomes, plus it is in walking distance to many of the trails that head east into the Coconino National Forest.
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