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89Fray Marcos de Niza and His Monument
Driving south on Duquesne Rd in the Santa Cruz County sector of the Coronado National Forest in Southern Arizona one comes upon a broad, grassy plain which looks more like it belongs in the grasslands of the...
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90The Oldest House in America
After visiting San Miguel Church on Old Santa Fe Trail in the historic district of Santa Fe, New Mexico, I decided to follow the sign by the church and walk down the street to check out what the sign claimed...
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75Lady in Blue
Every place has its myths and stories from the past. We are told that myths always start with some grain of factual truth and just evolve over time. In some cases the facts and the myth don't diverge that...
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91Hugo O'Conor - Founder of Tucson
Most people equate the mid-nineteenth century potato famine with the coming of the Irish to the U.S. While millions came as a result of that famine, they were by no means the first Irish to come to the U.S. ...
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58The Baja peninsula and its most attractive cities
The Baja California peninsular, in English the Lower California peninsula is a peninsula in western Mexico. It extends some 775 miles from Mexicali, Baja California, in the north to Cabo San Lucas, Baja...
65Celebrating El Día de los Muertos
November 1st and 2nd are celebrated in Mexico as the Day of the Dead or El D
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