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Wild Burro Canyon In The Tortolita Mountains (March 12, 2012) — Panorama Created By Merging Three Photos By kenne
These mountains were home to the Hohokam (550 to 1540 A.D.) as evidenced by the amazing petroglyphs carved into rocks throughout the range. We also know that Spanish explorers sought mineral riches for their crown in the 1540s, and there was a short-lived mining boom in the 1860s.
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I will see you at the rock,
the rock at the pass —
not till you are lost,
then you will find me
by the river
sitting on the rock.
You starting point will be
the mystery of my loneliness.
— kenne
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Kenne with His Hiking Friends Tom and Kristin, January 7, 2013 — Images taken with kenne’s D800
On the 7th of January the Monday Morning Milers hiked the Alamo Springs Trail, returning on the Wild Burro Trail near the Ritz-Carlton Dove Mountain in the Tortolita Mountains. The Golf Club at Dove Mountain is host to the Accenture Match Play Championship this February. The view I prefer of the golf course is from the Alamo Springs Trail.
This Friday I will again be hiking Alamo Springs, assisting in the weekly Sabino Canyon Volunteer Naturalists hikes.
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View from Alamo Spring Trail capturing some of Dove Mountain Golf’s Club 27 holes — Image by kenne
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On The Wild Burro Trail In The Tortolita Mountains. This Image Is A Photomerge of Three Photos Taken With A Nikon D200 Using A 12-24mm Lens — Image by kenne (Click On The Image To Get A Bigger View.)
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The Remains Of Two Old Stone Line Shacks, Used By Early Cattleman,
Along The Wild Burro Trail Located In The Tortolita Mountains In The Dove Mountain Area.
Learn More About Dove Mountain Trails At The Dove Mountain Hikers Website. — Images by kenne
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Becoming is Superior to Being 