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Arizona
- Thread starter Ifallalot
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@pacific.beach on Instagram: "Us after hearing that San Diego is officially the most expensive city to live in #sandiego"
66K likes, 772 comments - pacific.beach on October 26, 2023: "Us after hearing that San Diego is officially the most expensive city to live in #sandiego".
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I'd rather be dead in San Diego but some of those Central Valley cities vs Flagstaff, suddenly Arizona doesn't seem so bad.
“Flag”? Tell us without telling us that you call San Francisco “Frisco”.
Ugh, that's embarassing. Got distracted and didn't finish my typing. You got me this time
I am hoping I get what you're saying, but at the end of the day, there's pretty much three places in Arizona:
Flagstaff
Tucson
Phoenix
Northern Arizona is great but unless you have a hippie tchotchke store, you don't live there.
And that's what makes it awesome that's there's so much open space to explore. Because you're basically right
What about Seligman? Tuba City? And Winslow? Driving through Winslow it is just instinctive to look for a flat bed Ford.
Can't forget Kingman! Meth labs, Walmart, and guns to protect them from the A-rabs!
The funny thing is how much they have in common with militant, fundamentalist Islam.
Middle Easterners have more teeth, though.
Middle Easterners have more teeth, though.
So this thread got me thinking about spring break 2024. Was thinking of doing Saguaro NP, then Tombstone, Bisbee and end at Chirichua National Monument. I've spent time in Tucson but have never been to any of those locales. Was wondering how much time to devote to Saguaro, if Tombstone and Bisbee are too touristy, and where to stay near Chiricahua?
Maybe I should start a thread on Arizona in the Travel section, but this one's here so...
Maybe I should start a thread on Arizona in the Travel section, but this one's here so...
jest drive around and get lost !! )
Ghost Town Trail to Chiricahua National Monument
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Ghost Town Trail to Tombstone
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