Tucson

February 17, 2010 Old things are popular and many people enjoy collecting them. There are different classes of old things that people collect. Antiques are old, well... keep reading →

March 26, 2009 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... keep reading →

Downtown Tucson is an interesting place. Periodically it goes through periods of revitalization during which it becomes very lively. Then it seems to get forgotten again and... keep reading →

Northwest of Tucson, Arizona and nestled within the Federal public lands west of the suburban town of Marana, Arizona lies the Ironwood Forest National Monument. Created on... keep reading →

Located in the southwest corner of Tucson, AZ, the Mission San Xavier del Bac is an 18th Century Mission Church that continues to function as a house of worship and focal... keep reading →

The Tucson Botanical Gardens are open daily 8:30am to 4:30pm. It is closed on January 1, July 4, Thanksgiving Day, December 24, and December 25. Admission is $5 for those... keep reading →

Presidio Real de San Agustín de Tucsón is the original Spanish name for the fort they built at what is now the City of Tucson, Arizona. The northeast section of this fort... keep reading →

Sitting peacefully in the desert at the entrance to Davis-Monthan AFB in Tucson, AZ is park memorializing past pilots and their aircraft. keep reading →

 Imagine lush desert vegetation, a variety of native animals and intriguingly shaped saguaros. Should you decide to visit the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum, you will get... keep reading →

September 20, 2010 On South Main Avenue, a few hundred feet south of Cushing Street in Tucson, Arizona, there sits an odd little park known as El Tiradito. El Tiradito... keep reading →