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One of my favorite times to photograph Eastern Arizona’s White Mountains is during the peak of the monsoon, when abundant rainfall makes everything lush and green. That was my goal in early August…
Sages through the ages have lauded ants as exemplars of industriousness, persistence and the virtues of collective effort. “Go to the ant, O sluggard; consider her ways, and be wise,” counsels…
What piece of jewelry is your favorite or the one you're proudest of?I would say that my proudest piece is probably all of the engagement rings I’ve made over the years. It really pushed me…
Spring is typically Bisbee’s busiest time of the year, when many snowbirds and other visitors come to the old mining town. This year, however, damage from a February fire on the town's main drag is…
It was early 1996, and Bob Waldmire was living in Hackberry, along Northwestern Arizona’s stretch of Historic Route 66, and running his revived Hackberry General Store. To those who’d followed his…
Tucked away in the southeastern corner of Arizona is the Chiricahua National Monument. It covers 10,693 acres in the extreme northern end of the Chiricahua Mountains. Aside from the beauties to be…
A rock arch frames Punch and Judy, two hoodoos that resemble a bickering couple, near the Heart of Rocks Loop. The loop itself is 7.3 miles in length, but some…
On Labor Day in 1934, some 7,000 visitors crowded onto Massai Point for the dedication of Chiricahua National Monument. While the Bisbee High School Bugle Corps played and dignitaries expounded,…