Exploring Arizona – Granite Mountain Hotshots Memorial State Park
It’s a difficult, arduous hike. Two trails, totaling 7 miles round trip. The Hotshots Trail is beautifully engineered, switchbacking 1200′[…]
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Exploring Arizona – Petrified Forest National Park
About an hour drive East of Winslow, Petrified Forest National Park has a north entrance and a south entrance. I[…]
Read moreExploring Arizona – Grand Canyon
Flagstaff, 6am, 30°. Get on the road to Grand Canyon with a coffee-making stop in the pine tree filled campus[…]
Read moreTraveling? Vacationing? What am I Doing?
As days become weeks and weeks become months, I hope the months will become years with Lulu. Every day is[…]
Read moreExploring Arizona – The un-Romantic West
From: https://americanindiancoc.org/native-american-tribes-the-indian-history-in-wickenburg-arizona/ “The early nineteenth century in the United States was marked by its steady expansion to the Mississippi River.[…]
Read moreExploring Arizona – Sedona’s Doe Mountain Hike
The 7am start at the Fay Canyon trailhead beat the heat and multitude of hikers. Take 2 connector trails to[…]
Read moreExploring Arizona – Lulu’s Charm and hiking Sedona
Traveling alone has some benefits. Like changing my mind at random. Not many will put up with that. Although I[…]
Read moreExploring Arizona – Wickenburg
Tonight’s ‘lodging’, Constellation Campground, adjacent to the rodeo grounds. A sweet find just up the hill from the small town[…]
Read moreExploring Arizona – Hiking near Gilbert Ray C.G
Although birds and wildlife are a treat, day hikes have become my main mission. Trails aren’t so elusive as wildlife.[…]
Read moreExploring Arizona – A Museum
Tucson Mountain Park and the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum first thing in the morning. The museum is a world-renowned zoo, natural[…]
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