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Tag Archives: desert southwest
The Weight of a Horse
I will have a complaint when I get to the Pearly Gates on the Other Side. It will be that it’s always Thursday. It seems to me that the days – and, consequently, the weeks, months and years – whiz by at an incredible rate, and to me it always seems to be Thursday. The reason is that this is Danny’s short day, as he leaves after lunch, returning
Dragoons Culture
Did you know?? In our history snippet, let me tell you a bit about the early Indians who lived here, about 1200 to 600 years ago, the Dragoons Culture. They were a bit like the Anasazi or the Hohokam tribes, but enough different that they merited their own name, the Dragoons Culture. They were agriculturalists, and lived in villages, one of which was about ¼ mile east of my house Continue reading
Posted in Did You Know
Tagged anasazi, apaches, Arizona History, cochise, desert southwest, dragoons, history, tortillas
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Pretty Weeds!
I suppose that you will get tired of my crowing about the grass, but you can’t imagine the annual tension at the end of each June, waiting to see if it will rain – and the overwhelming joy when it does! And in the next edition I’ll be able to show you some Continue reading
Posted in Latest News
Tagged desert southwest, on the range, one man's weed is another man's flower, rain, trail riding
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