Tuscon AZ

Well, okay,...

Try again when I hit Bisbee.



Z

LOL i hope you will be just passing by! People are stupid every where you go, but for a good laugh just look at their teeth (wrotten and crooked beyond repair). Mt Lemon is the only good place to visit but the people are just as stupid, nice but stupid.

Kartchner Caverns State Park - you are very close.

I guess you came close to thec hiricahua mountains and DULSE. Did you go looking?

Tucson:

Desert Museum is great.
Sabino Canyon

Saguaro National Monument

Have fun

I used to live in Tucson in the 80's and 90's, a lot of drive by shootings and car-jackings then, probably worse now...whatever you do, keep your car doors locked. Mount Lemon is nice but dangerous mountain road to get there, best to just stay on I-10 and pass through ,same with Phoenix

There are copper minde in Bisbee. They were cool. You go down deep in old mines.

There are a few places in Tucson. I don't remember much as it's been some time since I visited my family there.

There is Tanke verde falls (spelling?). You hike down and jump off rocks and swim. I think it has to be rainy season for it though.

I am British, but I lived in Tucson for two years back in 97'-99'. Best years of my life! Brilliant people and place.

You need to go to the aircraft graveyards - amazing to see B52s lined up wingtip to wingtip, also the mountains are incredibly inspirational. The Titan missile silo is brilliant too - and creepy; I turned one of the keys in a mock launch! Bisbee is ok, but pretty much just a massive hole. You can also do some awesome skydiving in that area!

Enjoy!

Oli

Ah i forgot,

[link to www.colossalcave.com]

and oh yeah, people that work their are nice but stupid as well.

British? No wonder you said "Brilliant people and place".

I love Tucson!

I could live there in a heartbeat.

There's a great place to eat, called "North". The food is great, the service better.

If you can stay large, the JW Marriot Resort is the way to go.

hot and full of old hippies

Tombstone and Oracle.

I loved Bisbee

I'm actually moving to Tucson in July. I'm an AZ native born in Bisbee, currently living in Branson, MO.
I'm looking forward to getting back home.
I really like the Oro Valley area.

Spelling and grammar say that's your home town...

I've only been to kingman, arizona and my fellow UFO enthusiasts will know why

Last Edited by Sou£ on 06/04/2009 05:05 PM

If you like nature, there's great trails to hike in the Sabino canyon area. Don't know much about the scene anymore. I haven't lived there in a while but Hotel Congress was always cool for live bands. Bisbee is very artsy. It doesn't look like anywhere else in AZ. A lot of the buildings are from the turn of the century. There's great bed-and-breakfast places, some of them are supposedly haunted.

I wouldnt visit until maybe October... hot as hell now.

I am on my way to hell either way,...may as well begin the burn now.

Thank you all for your input.

Adios
Z

Nothing wrong with Tucson ..if you are a candyass id suggest not coming here but i dont think Zack suffers from that malady

Its windy today in AZ.

The tumbleweeds play chicken crossing the road.
I try to mow them down.

the oldest continuously occupied pueblo in north america.
900 years.
land is very cheap on the outskirts.
teh gem show is marvelous- biggest in the world.

Hell yeah...mount lemon. If you go up as far as the ski lift. On the right hand side (north) Ive found some BIG crystal conglomerates. Really nice pieces.
In North Tucsan, Their are places that used to be burial grounds where you can find ancient pieces of pottery. Dont get caught out there...but it is fun.

South is sierra vista. You can find a lot of things to do there. If you can get on base (Ft Huachuca), way out south west is Thunder mountain and garden canyon...Indian petroglyphs some very nice scenery.
South of that is Bisbee Really col town mostly built into the side of a mountain. To the south east is tombstone...losta history there. Between sierra vista and tombstone is Brunchaw cabin (sp?). An old miner that used to be notorious for killing his visitors. I went walking back there and saw the biggest rattlesnake Ive ever seen in my life...it was getting dark so it gave me the willies all the way back to my car.

Just south east from the cabin site is a little pull off next to some old abandoned rail road tracks. If you take them back until the river meets the tracks and cross the river there. You will find Old Charlesston. Its an old ghost town. Although its part of a preserve. You can still sneak back there.

In the outskirts of Tucsan. Is a place called Jeb or Jeds rocks and collectibles. ITs a really cool shop and the guy has some awesome stuff. If its still there ask him if you can go in back.

Last Edited by Douggie on 06/04/2009 06:07 PM

Be sure and check out Jerome. Cool little haunted town. And of course Sedona. Freakin amazing.

Its much worse now, best not to exit off of the interstate

That is my backyard.. i live about 10 minutes from Jerome.. In Cottonwood..


This has got to be one of the coolest places to live.. the sheer, stark beauty is amazing.

Go to FT Huachuca and just hang out and look for strange shit..

Davis Monthan ya can go see the airplane graveyard--maybe watch some A-10s

well from a GLP perspective I believe alot of indians in the area believed that a certain area contained a high amount of time portals/stargates .... I will see if i can find the article for you

[link to www.myfoxphoenix.com]


theres alot of links on google on space portals and tucson

Cheers, I live in Flag.