If you’re driving through the wide-open desert around Sedona, Arizona, the landscape does most of the talking. The red rock formations tower over everything, the light shifts every hour, and the whole place hums with an atmosphere people often describe as spiritual. Sedona looks and feels nothing like the rest of the country, and that’s by design. The city protects its environment with ironclad building rules, pushing back against anything that might cheapen the scenery. And because of those rules, Sedona ended up with something no other place in the world has: a McDonald’s with turquoise arches…..CONTINUE READING IN BELOW
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