After my
Apache Tears Cave post, a group of park residents decided to ride their side-by-sides there to seek their fortune in rare gems and minerals. In as much as the weather forecast called for a high near 80 degrees today, I chose to drive over in my air conditioned jeep (this being a family oriented blog, I cannot repeat the language that was directed towards me as a result of that decision).
I stopped for breakfast in Queen Valley and discovered a group of classic car enthusiasts were there also...
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For you history buffs, the old Town of Pinal is located along the road to the cave. Click
here for a short description of the town and the locations of the buildings and mill (only the foundations are left).
More photos...
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The cave is huge |
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Incredible scenery everywhere you look |
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Queen Creek from the comfort of an air conditioned jeep |
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