August 2002

In this issue

This text explores Arizona's diverse attractions, from unique historical anecdotes like the Fig Newton's origin and the mystery of "The Cowboy Prayer," to natural wonders such as Lake Mead and Sunset Crater. It also highlights cultural aspects, artistic endeavors, and hidden gems throughout the state.

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Chapters

• E-MAIL AND LETTERS

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  TAKING THE OFF-RAMP

  SALLY BENFORD,HEIDI KIMBEL,CARRIE M. MINER

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  Wet and Wild Lake Mead

  Kathleen Bryant

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  Prehistoric Ruins

  Bernadette Heath

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  The Low-stress Life of the Desert Tortoise

  MARTY CORDANO

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  The Rock That Could Change History

  LEO W. BANKS

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  Stalking Butterflies

  Janet Webb Farnsworth

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  The Return of Accused Killer Sally Brand

  Nelson Bing

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  Sacred Mountain

  Tess Rose McDonald,Robert C. McDonald

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  HUMOR

  Betty Marvin

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  DESTINATION: Sharlot Hall Museum

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  ALONG THE WAY

  CARRIE M. MINER

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  BACK ROAD ADVENTURE: Sedona's Red Rocks

• EXPERIENCE ARIZONA

  CHRISTINE MAXA

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  GENE PERRET'S WIT STOP

  Christine Maxa

• HIKE OF THE MONTH