DESTINATIONS
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by Erika Wurst
Photos by Amanda Lee Myers
Erika Wurst loves pie, but not just any pie. Her favorite is the homemade
pie sold at the café atop Mount Lemmon. Even after the devastating
fires of 2003, nothing can stop this café from selling its pies
and Erika from having another slice!
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by Adam Wright
The first few days of spring mean only one thing to sport fans: March
Madness. For a closer look at the behind-the-scene madness in Las Vegas,
we turn to Adam Wright.
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by Adam Wright
It has been said that Vegas was built on sports parlays and that sports
betting and Las Vegas go hand-in-hand.
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by Mindy Lee
Photos by Amanda Lee Myers
A self-proclaimed city girl explores the Superstition Mountains and
takes readers on a romp through a landscape peppered with ancient volcanoes,
yellow wildflowers, and jumping jack chollas.
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by Kim Grozek
Photos by Stephen J. Reynolds
In Arizona’s Kartchner Caverns the motto is “Look, but
don’t touch!” These caves are more than 200,000 years old,
and the “eggs,” “bacon,” and “turnips”
are still hanging strong.
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and photos by Rob Adams
Rob Adams details his visit to Tucson’s Tanque Verde Guest Ranch.
Guests can choose from a wide variety of activities, such as horseback
lessons, hiking, and mountain biking on this beautiful resort-style
ranch.
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by Katie Johnson
Built by the inmates themselves in 1876, the Yuma Territorial Prison
was said to be the most advanced prison of its time. Visitors can still
glimpse this fascinating relic of Arizona’s past.
 Poem
and photos by Kim Brooks-Blum
Kim Brooks-Blum spent four years teaching at an international boarding
school in Kenya, educating students in American literature while learning
many lessons herself. Enjoy Kim’s poem about her experiences in
Africa.
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by Kalea Yoshida
You don’t have to be rich to look like a Vegas high roller. Vegas Dream Car Rentals can rent you a luxury or sports car or a day. Also learn the best spots for souvenirs, desserts, and more.
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and photos by Kris Bolster
Kris Bolster was looking for a small town with friendly conversation
and free parking. She found it in Christopher Creek, Arizona.
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and photos by Dianna Nañez
Dianna Nañez left the hustle of the city for a day of wine and
dessert in rural Arizona. But the ruins of Fort Bowie had something
else in store for her.
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and photos by Adam Wallin
When Adam Wallin wanted to take a break and get out of town, he and
three friends headed to Aravaipa Canyon. The canyon is filled with beautiful
scenery, has a river runnin’ through it, and is a prime spot for
the adventure of a lifetime.
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by Carrie Houghton
Photos by Amanda Lee Myers
You don’t have to trek to California or France to visit a vineyard.
Four wineries in Elgin, Arizona, offer a taste of how they do vino in
the valley.
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