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Red Canyon (October 5, 2004)| This is a small canyon in Utah on the way to Bryce Canyon National Park. |
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Bryce Canyon National Park (October 5, 2004)| Bryce is located in southern Utah. In Bryce park you drive your car. Stop at the visitor center. The drive is along a mountian ridge crest. At each view point you are looking done and out across valleys. |
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Zion Canyon National Park (October 7, 2004)| Zion is located in southern Utah. In Zion you can drive in your car through part of the park, stop at the Vistor Center and drive through a mile long tunnel, but to visit the best part of the park you have to ride on trolleys. These stop at various places and you get on and off at the various attractions/view points. |
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Glen Canyon National Park (October 9, 2004)| Glen Canyon is located in southern Arizona. This park is actually a very large lake "Lake Powel" created by the Glen Canyon Dam. Second largest dam in the US. When we visited the lake had been in a drought 6 years and you can see the white lines above the current water level indicating the usual water levels. Still the lake and dam were breath taking. |
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Sedona Az (October 11, 2004)| After Glen Canyon we went to the Sedona area of Arizona. From Flagstaff into Sedona you pass through a deep canyon on a switch back road. Along this road are some ecletic attractions and dwellings. We stayed in a town named Cottonwood past Sedona. The city of Sedona itself is mostly a tourest trap. We visited there browsed in some shops bought some momentos and had lunch. We then explored around the Sedona area. |
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Montezuma Castle National Park (October 11, 2004)| While in the Sedona Area we visited the Montezuma Castle National Park. This is a clif dwelling site dating from around 1200 AD. |
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Saguaro National Park (October 16, 2004)| From Cottonwood we went to Tucson. We had some shopping to do before our final leg to Mexico. However we did spend a day at the Saguaro National Park & the Pima Air Museum. |
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Pearce (October 19, 2004)| Pearce used to be a prosperous gold mining town. Now its a ghost town. The ghost town of Pearce is not much of a ghost now as a few folks live there and have a couple of shops. They also have a festival in November. Pearce is about a mile from Sunsites Airzona. So each day we drove past it to and from our friends place. Also in this area is the oldest house in the county. |
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Chiricahua Canyon National Park (October 21, 2004)| While visitng our friends in Sunsites Arinzona we were treated to the royal tour of the area. The first one was Cochise's Stronghold, however this was not a good place for pictures, mostly its a campground now, however the next attraction was Chiricahua Canyon National Park. If there one thing were learning on this trip is that erosion plays tricks with the rock and soil of this here planet! |
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Bisbee, Az (October 23, 2004)| Bisbee - Queen Mine - Lavender Pit Mine - Rattlesnake Crafts. On another day we went on a drive to Bisbee, Aizona and went to the Queen Mine & Lavender Pit Mine & Mining Museum. On the way there we went to a very remmote place called Rattlesnake Crafts (& junk). We didn't buy any thing rattlesnake art deco. |
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Dragoon Springs Stage Stop (October 24, 2004)| Dragoon Springs Stage Stop is an 1860's stage coach stop which is out in the middle of nowhere today. It was always at risk of being attacked by indians. Four conferate solders were killed here by indians. Today the almost ghost town of Dragoon still has an older building use as a stage coach stop in the 1880's. |
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Coronado National Memorial (October 28, 2004)| Coronado National Memorial & Parker Canyon Lake. While we were visitng another ex-cruising couple now living in Whetstone Arizona, we went on a drive to see this park. It borders the Mexico & US border. Needless to say we were looked over carefully by the several border patrol cars we past. |
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