You do know the best of art! Yes, make more! On the Grand, I was always told (begged to) by fly fishermen, there was no better trout fishing than up around there. A few years back it was so good they had no limit on catch.
When I was young I was sitting in just the right spot on Mt. Lemon and I could see all the way down. I saw the forest thin out and turn to sage and finally to dessert. It was amazing.
Gorgeous! I love this....wish it was longer but absolutely gorgeous. I have done that Mt. Lemmon drive....scary!!! Thank you! Really enjoy all your videos. Watching from Santa Clarita CA.
My uncle, when he was one of the VP's of Seaworld Inc.in 1969, actually picked the site of, named, and was the President of Magic Mountain in Valencia. Right above my computer screen, hanging on the wall I have a huge poster of Magic Mountain that my uncle had in his office there, and I have his hard-hat that he wore. That is my icon, he was called "Doc", and my cousin Lon designed the logo, which is the original logo for Magic Mountain. I was there on opening day, May 28th 1971. I grew up in the San Fernando Valley. Jeff, in his Vlogs does an excellent job at showing some of the spectacular scenery, and some out of the way places to visit here!
I used to fish in Lake Patagonia back in 1970. It's good to see that it is still undeveloped. It is a beautiful area. I used to get there by driving through Ft. Huachuca and there are some interesting caves back there.
My family had a home in Sonoita for many years. The drive from Sonoita to I-10 is pretty especially in fall, spring and winter with a light snowfall. I live in Phoenix (Desert Ridge) my husband and I are exploring buying a cabin in the north country and I’m enjoying all of your videos, thanks!
Great videos, lots of useful information as we just moved here from Australia. Any chance you could place a small map on the corner of the screen, it would be very helpfull for people who don't know their way around Arizona. Thanks for the great videos.
I really enjoyed living in Arizona for 2 heard from June 2006 to June 2008 and would still be there of I could stand the heat of the summers in the Phoenix Metro area (actually east end of Mesa). I did a lot of weekend trips around the state and even into CA., NV., NM and Utah. Of all the states I've lived in I think I loved Arizona the most, even more than Michigan, where I've spent the Majority of my life. Living in Mesa any kind of store or restaurant you would want to go to was close by and no further than 10 miles away. In fact if you're s fan of Walmart there were at least 10 Walmart stores within 10 miles of where I lived. That included the Walmart Neighborhood Markets which I believe have all been closed or sold off.
@@PeakBagger999 If you can take the the tour in the base of the Canyon you will see things you cannot see from the rim. It does cost and if you can take the 8 hour riding tour this way you see everything and it is usually less crowded in the vehicle. Take the tour from Thunderbird Lodge it is a open vehicle (truck). When they open up check for the weather it might start getting colder in the Canyon. And bring binoculars for the rim drive you will get a closer look at the base of Spider rock.
