Ramsey Canyon tour with 40 from the Historical League - fascinating.
Deer, Hawk's nest, hummingbirds, towering Cottonwood and Sycamore trees.
Around 120 settlers lived there in 1890's looking for silver and
planted apple, plum, apricot trees along with vinca flowres. Mr Ramsey
started a toll road. Another developer had a dance hall over the creek
bed in the 1920's where the Fort Huachuca band played.
Master Navajo weavers can create amazing works of art. Our Historical League tour brought us to the Steve Getzwiller home and Nizhoni Ranch Gallery in Sonoita. It is filled with historic, traditional and new weavings dating from 1910-2017.
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| Joan Galloway, Susan Howard, Dee Steen, Karen Overton, Carolyn Mendoza |
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| Norma Jean Coulter |
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| Cholla slices in cement floor |
Arizona Inn has amazing history. We are so pleased to have them in
Tastes & Treasures II with their story and recipes.
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| Ruth McLeod and Cathy Shumard enjoy the beautiful furniture, surroundings |
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| Delicious lunch. Photo courtesy of Bonnie Newhoff |
These were amazing Women of the West. Interesting new exhibit at Tubac Presidio.
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| She is controlling the animal by pulling up his upper lip and pulling on his ear! |
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| Dorothy Morrell on PINTO PETE |
