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March 2026 Contest
Well, Well, Well ...
This creek and footpath are at a natural body of water that — like several other sites in Arizona — is named for an ancient Mesoamerican who likely never visited present-day Arizona. Tell us the name of that body of water, which is ringed by structures built by the Sinagua people.
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To enter, correctly identify the location pictured and email your answer to [email protected] — type “Where Is This?” in the subject line. Entries can also be sent to 2039 W. Lewis Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85009 (write “Where Is This?” on the envelope). Please include your name, address and phone number. One winner will be chosen in a random drawing of qualified entries. Entries must be postmarked by March 15, 2026. Only the winner will be notified. The correct answer will be posted in our May issue and online beginning mid-April, 2026.
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January 2026 Contest
Watching the Wheels
These prayer wheels — used in Eastern religions to accumulate positive energy and purify negative energy — can be found in a part of Arizona that’s known for its spiritual qualities. The specific site, the answer we’re looking for here, is also home to a 36-foot structure that’s imbued with spiritual energy of its own.
January 2026 Answer & Winner: Amitabha Stupa and Peace Park, Sedona. Congratulations to our winner, Jim Mast of Kingman, Arizona.