Tombstone AZ
We left Bosque del Apache the morning of December 1, 2017. It was a very easy breezy 345 or so mile pull to Tombstone AZ. Even he short cut that cut across from I 25 to I 10 was a great 45 mile or so 2 lane.
We went into the brewery on Tombstone Friday night and had a sample. Great beer and a fun place, much like our local brewery in Cheboygan. No food, just great beer and a fun atmosphere.
Today (Saturday) we spent the entire afternoon in the old town area of Tombstone. We had a blast. The interaction with the costumed locals was utterly fantastic. They truly love what they do. It is a bit of a tourist trap with some real history and a whole lot of fun. In some of the pictures you will see a cowboy dressed all in red, right down to his boots, and handing out candy canes from his holster.
Later on we sat next to him in the brewery and had a great time chatting with him.
Everyone we interacted with here was great. We just had a real fun time. We will be back while we are in Tucson, as its just over a hours drive from here.
Tombstone was not on our itinerary, but we had an extra day before our next reservation and the mileage worked out so that it was close to our normal travel distance, so here we are spontaneously.
The pictures below are from our time in Tombstone. This is a bit out of the box for me to be doing "street photography", but I love how quickly I can process the images. It was fun, I may be do more of this photo genre in the future. So here you go; Street Photography Tombstone Style.
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We went into the brewery on Tombstone Friday night and had a sample. Great beer and a fun place, much like our local brewery in Cheboygan. No food, just great beer and a fun atmosphere.
Today (Saturday) we spent the entire afternoon in the old town area of Tombstone. We had a blast. The interaction with the costumed locals was utterly fantastic. They truly love what they do. It is a bit of a tourist trap with some real history and a whole lot of fun. In some of the pictures you will see a cowboy dressed all in red, right down to his boots, and handing out candy canes from his holster.
Later on we sat next to him in the brewery and had a great time chatting with him.
Everyone we interacted with here was great. We just had a real fun time. We will be back while we are in Tucson, as its just over a hours drive from here.
Tombstone was not on our itinerary, but we had an extra day before our next reservation and the mileage worked out so that it was close to our normal travel distance, so here we are spontaneously.
The pictures below are from our time in Tombstone. This is a bit out of the box for me to be doing "street photography", but I love how quickly I can process the images. It was fun, I may be do more of this photo genre in the future. So here you go; Street Photography Tombstone Style.
Click on a picture to view in a larger screen.
campground photo
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