What do you know of Sedona and vortexes?
Vortexes, hmm not vortices? I spent a day in Sedona once, but none of my pictures came out so I cannot prove it.
One entry found for vortex.
Main Entry: vor·tex
Pronunciation: 'vor-"teks
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural vor·ti·ces /'vor-t&-"sEz/; also vor·tex·es /'vor-"tek-s&z/
Etymology: New Latin vortic-, vortex, from Latin vertex, vortex whirlpool -- more at VERTEX
Date: 1652
1 a : a mass of fluid (as a liquid) with a whirling or circular motion that tends to form a cavity or vacuum in the center of the circle and to draw toward this cavity or vacuum bodies subject to its action; especially : WHIRLPOOL, EDDY b : a region within a body of fluid in which the fluid elements have an angular velocity
2 : something that resembles a whirlpool <the hellish vortex of battle -- Time>
Pronunciation: 'vor-"teks
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural vor·ti·ces /'vor-t&-"sEz/; also vor·tex·es /'vor-"tek-s&z/
Etymology: New Latin vortic-, vortex, from Latin vertex, vortex whirlpool -- more at VERTEX
Date: 1652
1 a : a mass of fluid (as a liquid) with a whirling or circular motion that tends to form a cavity or vacuum in the center of the circle and to draw toward this cavity or vacuum bodies subject to its action; especially : WHIRLPOOL, EDDY b : a region within a body of fluid in which the fluid elements have an angular velocity
2 : something that resembles a whirlpool <the hellish vortex of battle -- Time>
