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 Broken Arrow
Broken Arrow has the short technical climbs, small slick rock drops, fun, fast downhills, and incredible views (especially with the lighting in the canyon during the early evening).
Broken Arrow has some pretty technical, steep climbs, but well worth it when you come to the slick-rock areas with great views.
Though Broken Arrow is a blast--it's only one of Sedona's fantastic single-track runs.
www.mtbr.com /trails/arizona/brokenarrow.html   (1613 words)

  
 Priscilla on Trail of Tears
Sunday, April 30, Speaking on "Priscilla on the Trail of Tears" for the Illinois Chapter of the Trail of Tears Association at 1:30 at the Schingoethe Museum Center for Native American Cultures.
The Trail of Tears is not a place where you may want to linger.
It was a cold and muddy miserable trip made by people who had experienced broken treaties and broken hearts because of others' greed.
sueglasco.tripod.com /trailoftears   (722 words)

  
 The Greatest Games of All Time
Oregon Trail wasn't an overly difficult game by any means, but at the same time, it had an aesthetically addictive quality to it.
Oregon Trail wasn't the longest, deepest, or most thrilling of educational games, but it helped set a precedent for what an educational game could be.
Equal parts adventure and strategy game, Oregon Trail put you in the role of the head of a group of travelers in 1848 who were hoping to make it to the Beaver State, via covered wagon, by following the fabled Oregon Trail.
www.gamespot.com /gamespot/features/all/greatestgames/p-34.html   (1290 words)

  
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