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Tag Archives: Arizona
Book Review – Gardens of New Spain
Gardens of New Spain Dunmire, William University of Texas Press, Austin, 2004 This book jumped out at me in the giftshop of the Tucamacori National Historic Park near Tubac, Arizona after I had been meandering through the garden and orchard. … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture, Arizona, book, California, food, garden, National Park, olive, orange, orchard, Texas, Tucson
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Tucson Travel – Montezuma Castle
Just in range for a long day trip from Tucson, Montezuma Castle National Monument preserves cliff dwellings from around 1100- 1425 AD. The name is a holdover from the initial non-native settlers who figured it was a castle built by … Continue reading
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Tagged Arizona, Montezuma Castle, National Monument, photo, travel
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Tucson Travel – Chiricahua National Monument
Every once in a while you you see a roadsign that attracts your interest and decide to make a detour to see it. I had never heard of Chiricahua National Monument until I saw the brown sign on the side … Continue reading
Tucson Travel – Hiking the Sunset Trail
With the arrival of temperatures over 100 F the season for walking in and around Tucson has ended in my opinion, so it was once again time to head away for better conditions. In this case, away was up to … Continue reading
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Tagged Arizona, creek, fire, hiking, Mt. Lemmon, sunset trail, Tucson, waterfall
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Tours from Tucson – Bisbee
Just about 100 miles southeast of Tucson and 3000 feet higher in elevation, the old copper mining town of Bisbee is nestled along the mountaintops near the Mexican border. By size the biggest attraction is the closed copper mine (tours … Continue reading
Posted in General Travel, Tucson Travel
Tagged antique, Arizona, art, Bisbee, Cochise County, copper, food, gallery, mining, stairs, travel, Tucson
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