Don’t know much about this town, but I’ve enjoyed most of what I’ve seen. The view to the north is incredible. It truly is. Those mountains are breathtaking. I tried to get the best view I could for pictures, up close, with a pic or view to the south.

Great pics!

Let's go find some Coues.

And to the south.

Man, absolutely. I meant to keep up with that, but you know what I’ve had going on. Seriously, let’s plan for that. It’s a big deal around here, and a hell of a hunt.

Here’s some Coues country shots closer to the house.

Tucson isn’t bad, Sedona is a lot better.

That is impressive.

That’s nice.

Spent the better part of 52 years on the lower edges of Mt Lemon (the major peak shown there) the range is:

Santa Catalina Mountains. like to remember being able to ride a hose from the east end of Tanque Verde Road up north to almost Mt Lemon, never crossing a fence line.

Thanks for sharing.

Went to Scottsdale in March. Enjoined everyday we were there.

That’s cool. What did you do up there?

Sneaky, bet ya recognize this view...

Quite a bit in those tears,
Actor, business owner (several) County Official,, RE Broker, Rancher, Parent, Business Organization activities, Scottish Rite, VFW, World Trade Assoc.Seems I had my nose in a lot of areas.

Sounds like you were busy! That’s awesome.

That does look familiar, but I’m not sure. Looks like some mountains near the house.

I’m headed home today. I’ll keep an eye out.

Sneaky,
If you don't mind, what are you doing in the Whetstones? We had a couple silver mines down there, we also had a touring company (Cowboyup Adventures) that did the majority of its business in Cochise county, traveled those out back roads a lot with loads of great memories. Things have really changed there since the early to mid 1960's.

That’s just where we decided to move to. Lots of friends here. I still work in Texas.

Congratulations