These pueblos were built mostly below ground so they were cool even in hot weather. They were lined with ribs of the saguaro cactus.
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Jack and Mary Jagt are retired from the work of trading in natural rubber (Jack) and Intensive Care Nursing (Mary). They love to travel in their RV - nicknamed the Merrie Yacht. Recently moved from the home they raised their family in to a condo in a smaller town, they now have fewer home responsibilities and hope to be on the road more often.
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- A Visit to the site of the Tucson shooting
- On Thursday, January 27, Jack and I along with our...
- It is sobering to realize that six people lost t...
- A light breeze lifts the strips on the cross wit...
- On the front lawn of the Arizona State Universit...
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- Mission San Xavier del Bac
- Our next stop, south of Tucson about 20 miles, was...
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- The interior of faux marble is painted plaster
- Wooden cross in the Mary Chapel. The walls are p...
- The door is faux painting on the plaster wall, ...
- As we leave, we have a taste of Indian fry bread
- Tumacacori National Historic Site
- We continued south to within 20 miles of the Mexic...
- The Mission was never completed because of lack of...
- Interior of the church
- As the mission used to be in 1770
- Bullet holes in the wall of the mission from the...
- Our last stop of the day was the nearby Tubac Pr...
- Tubac has become quite an artist colony.
- A Taste of Old Town Scottsdale
- Our good friends, Dan and Barb Bloem, were given a...
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- A buddy of yours, Jack?
- Su Vino for a wine tasting
- A taste of Mexico with a sopapilla stuffed with ...
- The Scottsdale "waterfront" along the canal
- Our next stop for "The Stetson Salad"
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- ..... and for dessert - the Top Hat Sundae in the...
- Window shopping in some of the high end shops in ...
- And they still have the "horse butt" pillows for ...
- The Peralta Trail
- We LOVE to hike and we LOVE Arizona and the proxim...
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- We climbed up, over, and around a LOT of rocks!!
- We had a debate with the several French Canadian...
- After a climb of 1360', we arrive at the Fremont...
- At the top, we are rewarded with a fantastic view...
- After our lunch break, we head back down the tra...
- Another Hike
- We saw several wild horses during our hike.
- Descending the ridge and back to the parking lot.
- The saguaro is sentinal in the desert
- Back in Time
- Today, we decided to learn more about the beginnin...
- Wooden water pipe bringing water from the Salt R...
- Pueblo Grande Museum
- The Hohokam people were puebloans who settled in t...
- A recreation of the Pueblo Grande Mound AD 450 - ...
- Excavated rooms at the top of the mound. Many le...
- These pueblos were built mostly below ground so th...
- Hohokam pottery
- Screwbean mesquite - Indians ground these beans to...
- Monday morning hike - January 17
- At Tortilla Flats, the humor is evident in many ...
- ... western justice for those who don't pay thei...
- .... they keep pets .....
- ...... ALL the walls are papered with dollar bills...
- .....and you saddle up to the bar.
- As we leave Tortilla Flats, the water over the r...
- The trail begins uphill from the parking lot
- Desert landscape
- The entrance gate of the old ranch on Tortilla Creek
- What's left of the old Tortilla Ranch - we stoppe...
- There is water in the desert - Tortilla Creek
- Friday Morning Hike - Hackberry Springs Trail
- Right next door to our park is a sister park to o...
- The beginning of the trail into the Superstition...
- Hiking up First Water Creek - lots of rocks and s...
- This is Hackberry Spring - the source of First W...
- The "Garden" of cholla cactus - our stop for lunch
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- Museum of Natural History
- Wednesday, January 12, we went to the Museum of Na...
- In the lobby of the museum is a huge skeleton of a...
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- Monday Morning Hikers
- This Monday, we met a group of 34 at the flagpole ...
- This rock formation looks a lot like a UFO has la...
- Squeezing through the "Fat Man (woman) Pass" - n...
- Sentinels of the Sonoran Desert - Saguaro Cacti
- Retrun to Mesa, Arizona
- Our site here at Mesa Regal is close to the activi...
- Now that she is over the cold/flu that laid her ...
- Christmas 2010
- Our children were home on Christmas Eve and we wen...
- On Boxing Day (December 26) we drove to London, On...
- Waiting outside our hotel for the shuttle to the ...
- First Dylan has his breakfast ......mmmm! banana...
- ..............then his mummy and daddy have a ro...
- Holland America's own island in the Bahamas - Half...
- Getting ready for the first formal dinner of the c...
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