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San Xavier del Bac Mission

We have a lot of options of things to see today. We won't make them all, but this mission is on top of the list.
Founded in 1692 and named for Francis Xavier, a co-founder of the Jesuit Order, theRead more
Saguro National Park

Old Tucson (especially if you have kids) and the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum are certainly worth stopping for, but our longing was for the pavement ... or gravel ... as the case mayRead more
Pima Air & Space Museum

This was really fascinating. Nearly 400 historic aircraft on display, including John F. Kennedy's Air Force One.
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Mount Lemmon Scenic Byway

It's late in the day ... it's cold, ... it's a little rainy, ... but we couldn't pass the chance to take the Catalina Highway up the 27-mile climb from desert basin to 9,159 feet (2,792 m) above seaRead more
Last Stop of the Day

Tucson's El Charro Cafe is the best Mexican food Haukur and I have ever had. Opened in 1922, it is the oldest Mexican restaurant in the United States that has been in continuous operation by the sameRead more
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Arizona Hill Country

Fort Huachaca

Visiting this military base was almost as much of a thrill as it was driving up to Cheyenne Mountain (NORAD) during an emergency lockdown (it is still under lockdown 3 years later) and having theRead more
Tombstone

Hmmmm ...

E.H. Alberts

Life on the road is filled with vignettes. Serendipitous meetings with fellow voyagers who you know you won't forget. Such a man is E.H. Alberts, currently a gunfighter, actor and historic tour guideRead more
Theater in Tombstone

Watching Haukur enjoy the show was the best part of all.
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The Law Trumps

Typically in provincial Bavaria, the church is situated on the highest point of the town. In Bisby, it's the court, then the church and then the people in the valley. There's something wrong aboutRead more
Bisbee

Bisbee is worth a stop of you have the time. It offers lots and lots of fun activities: Haunted Bisbee, International Art Museum, Hatchet House ... Actually, I'm writing this post a week down the lineRead more
Clark Gable Slept Here

"Overlooking Brewer’s Gulch, Hotel La More has a long and storied history of weirdness. Built in 1904, the original building burned down under unknown circumstances. The building you see today wasRead more
Oldtimer Parade in Lowell

On the Border

We dipped down to Douglas in order to join Historic Highway 80. Douglas is nothing like the border towns I know, namely Nuevo Loredo and Del Rio. Douglas, Arizona has good small-town bones and thoughRead more
The Final Surrender

"Near here Geronimo, last Apache chieftain and Nachite with their followers surrendered, on Sept. 6th 1886, to General Nelson A. Miles, U. S. Army. Lieutenant Chas. B. Gatewood with Kieta and MartineRead more
Portal, Arizona and Paradise Road

A nice place to stop. Groceries, restaurant, live events
Pinery Canyon Road over Ambush Saddle

Chiricahua National Monument

Willcox

As an American living in Bavaria, home of the secretive freemasons and illuminati, it is quite shocking to have this cult so "in your face". It's symbology is all over the place. Just stopped to checkRead more
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