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Showing posts with label Cochise County. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cochise County. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 9, 2014

Goodbye Sierra Vista, or the Best of Southeast Arizona

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The Monday before Thanksgiving, my boss called up and offered me a promotion. The only catch was that it meant leaving Sierra Vista. We ha...
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Saturday, October 25, 2014

The best of summer- Carr Creek

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One of the kids favorite places to go in the summer is to Carr Creek.  Much of the year it's dry, but once the monsoons start, the cre...
Saturday, October 18, 2014

The Carr Canyon Waterfall

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Back in mid-September, we had the fallout from Hurricane Odile make its way north and through Arizona.  It was a fantastic addition to our...
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Millville Ghost Town and Petroglyphs

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The Millville Petroglyphs and Ghost Town is another spot that I've visited a few times, but never bothered to blog about, probably bec...
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Bisbee, AZ

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Occasionally we go out to Bisbee.  It's a weird little town, built on the side of a canyon 5 miles from Mexico.  If you guessed mining...
Saturday, October 4, 2014

Shut out of the Slaughter Ranch

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After visiting Chiricahua National Monument, we planned on swinging down through Douglas and going to the Slaughter Ranch / San Bernardino...
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Camping at Chiricahua National Monument

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We had a great time camping at Chiricahua National Monument over the Labor Day weekend.  We arrived late on Friday and found that half of ...

Back to the Chiricahuas

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Over Labor Day we went to the Chiricahuas to visit Chiricahua National Monument once more.  Our oldest kept asking to go, so when we had t...
Wednesday, September 17, 2014

Confederates vs Indians at Dragoon Springs Station

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On Labor Day Weekend we headed east to the Chiricahua Mountains for a getaway.  On the way we had one important stop to make at Dragoon Sp...
Saturday, July 26, 2014

Star Parties at Patterson Observatory

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The Huachuca Astronomy Club has star parties regularly at Patterson Observatory  on the Cochise College Campus.  We wanted to visit them f...

The Cochise and Western Model Train Club Open House

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A couple times every year the local model railroading club has open houses.   We like to stop by and see what the Cochise and Western Mode...
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Ramsey Canyon Nature Walk

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We've been to Ramsey Canyon several times.  It's a great afternoon getaway in the summer months, but really it's nice anytime....

The Lavender Pit and the Copper Queen Mine

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Cochise County is an interesting place.  It's largest city, Sierra Vista, is probably the only the 4th best known location in the coun...
Thursday, July 24, 2014

Officers Club Pond, the closest fishing to Sierra Vista

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For most of my life I've been a spoiled and lazy fisherman.  I grew up 1/2 mile from the Weber River in Utah and spent the best parts ...
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