Arizona (mostly)
Folder: Other West
Pictures from various trips to and through Arizona, except:
Bisbee -- I've been there a number of times, so that's a separate album.
Lower Colorado -- The lower Colorado river area (AZ, CA, and NV south of Las Vegas) feels like a separate and unique culture, fairly often, so those are all a separate album.
To insure that photos from the same trip are adjacent, photos are in date order with newe… (read more)
Bisbee -- I've been there a number of times, so that's a separate album.
Lower Colorado -- The lower Colorado river area (AZ, CA, and NV south of Las Vegas) feels like a separate and unique culture, fairly often, so those are all a separate album.
To insure that photos from the same trip are adjacent, photos are in date order with newe… (read more)
Patagonia, AZ (2223)
Patagonia, AZ (2222)
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Former Southern Pacific depot in Patagonia. The railbed has been converted into a trail.
Roll, AZ Antelope Hill Army post? (2295)
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An odd structure that I thought might have been a latrine. The rock walls curl into a fairly well-enclosed area that could have been a toilet area. One of the reasons I suspect this was once military is the US property sign on the left that looks similar to signs on old military bases.
Roll, AZ Antelope Hill Army post? (2293)
Roll, AZ Antelope Hill (2291)
Roll, AZ Antelope Hill (2289)
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Antelope Hill (see description with nearby picture), taken from the abandoned highway bridge.
Roll, AZ Antelope Hill (2288)
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Antelope Hill apparently has many petroglyphs that are easily seen. It was too hot to hike up the hill, but petroglyphs can be seen on the rock in the center of the picture (noted). This is a severely cropped picture, so not much more detail is provided in the larger version.
Roll, AZ Antelope Hill (2283)
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Unmaintained display at Antelope Hill, a historical site with many petroglyphs near Roll, AZ. There were several posters at the site all with sun damage, this was the only vaguely readable.
Roll, AZ Gila river bridge (2287)
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Abandoned (due to washout) highway bridge over the Gila River at Roll, AZ. It looked too shaky to consider going past this point.
Roll, AZ Gila river bridge (2285)
Roll, AZ Gila river bridge (2279)
Roll, AZ railroad bridge (2278)
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The Wellton-Roll railroad bridge across the Gila River. The bridge is on a line that has not been used since 1996 but was once the route for the Sunset Limited to go from Yuma to Phoenix.
Roll, AZ railroad bridge (2292)
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The Wellton-Roll railroad bridge across the Gila River. The bridge is on a line that has not been used since 1996 but was once the route for the Sunset Limited to go from Yuma to Phoenix.
Roll, AZ railroad bridge (2277)
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The Wellton-Roll railroad bridge across the Gila River. The bridge is on a line that has not been used since 1996 but was once the route for the Sunset Limited to go from Yuma to Phoenix.
Roll, AZ railroad bridge (2276)
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The Wellton-Roll railroad bridge across the Gila River. The bridge is on a line that has not been used since 1996 but was once the route for the Sunset Limited to go from Yuma to Phoenix.
Roll, AZ railroad bridge (2275)
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The Wellton-Roll railroad bridge across the Gila River. The bridge is on a line that has not been used since 1996 but was once the route for the Sunset Limited to go from Yuma to Phoenix.
Saguaro National Park east (2273)
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From the Cactus Loop Drive in the Saguaro National Park Rincon Mountain (east) district. It was about 106F (41C) and I was on my last day of travelling, so just some pictures from very short hikes off the loop drive.
Saguaro National Park east (2268)
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From the Cactus Loop Drive in the Saguaro National Park Rincon Mountain (east) district. It was about 106F (41C) and I was on my last day of travelling, so just some pictures from very short hikes off the loop drive.
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