http://www.travelblog.org/North-America/United-States/Arizona/Bisbee/ Travel adventures in journals and photos from North America , United States , Arizona , Bisbee en-us Thu, 16 Oct 2008 03:23:00 BST Thu, 16 Oct 2008 03:23:00 BST BisbeeBisbee was a fun town to visit. We camped within an easy walking distance of the historic area. The history of the town was copper mining but now it seems to be tourism and art. We ended up staying in Bisbee longer than we had planned but it was an enjoyable place to stay. Every place is either uphill or downhill nothing seems to be on the same level due to itrsquos location on the side http://www.travelblog.org//North-America/United-States/Arizona/Bisbee/blog-265269.html We left the Grand Canyon hoping to find some heatI am so tired of this weather and headed south. As well we're surprised at how much gas we're going through...the tanks are smalltakes about 85 dollars to fill but we've been reaching some pretty high elevations 8000 feet and with hauling a trailer and 4 big people it feels like we're filling up alotnothing like a charge card. I'm determined http://www.travelblog.org//North-America/United-States/Arizona/Bisbee/blog-232282.html Seufer6 Destination Bisbee ArizonaSunday February 5 2007After another great nights rest we were up early. Ty and I went on a long brisk early morning walk and scoped out Tombstone's breakfast selections. For some reason we were hungry for a good greasy spoon breakfast. Meanwhile the kids we at the motorhome cleaning up and getting ready for the day. When we found a little place called http://www.travelblog.org//North-America/United-States/Arizona/Bisbee/blog-129371.html Texas to New Mexico to Arizona January 20 2007 Saturday. We leave Study Butte in spite of weather warnings to stay off the roads. We travel north and west to La Cruces NM. It felt so good to wipe the mud off our shoes and leave TX. Today was just a travel day and the roads were clear however a truck passing in the opposite directions threw up a stone and chipped our windshield http://www.travelblog.org//North-America/United-States/Arizona/Bisbee/blog-121634.html Last night we arranged with Ranch Manager Susan to eat a late breakfast. Our plan was to sleepin since we are leaving today. Ranch dog Dharma had other ideas as she barked our wakeup call around 7am.This morningrsquos sky is solid blue not even the hint of a cloud can be seen. Alan and I sit in the gazebo with our coffee and watch geese glide on the lake. A light breeze sways the beige c http://www.travelblog.org//North-America/United-States/Arizona/Bisbee/blog-90184.html A squirrel is todayrsquos breakfast entertainment. He climbs into the birdseed tray that sits beside one of Sunglow Cafersquos windows. After filling up on birdseed his cheeks bulge and his neck appears to have a goiter. The squirrel scampers off to unload the seed stash at his secret hideaway then comes back to the feeder with cheeks empty and ready to reload. The Acorn Woodpeckers have see http://www.travelblog.org//North-America/United-States/Arizona/Bisbee/blog-89820.html Wersquore hiking in the Chiricahuas today. The Sunglowrsquos hearty breakfast of fried eggs over potatoes sausage toast with orange marmalade plus coffee and juice should keep us going until dinnertime.As we drive Turkey Creek Rd. towards the highway another rattlesnake is crossing the road. This one coils slightly as the Jeep approaches. Alan gets out to look but Irsquom content to obser http://www.travelblog.org//North-America/United-States/Arizona/Bisbee/blog-89602.html Our feet are itching and therersquos no cruise on our horizon. What are two travelcrazed baby boomers to do Why go on a road trip of course.Our blue Rubicon Jeep hums along I10 as we travel from Tucson to Southeastern Arizona. Wersquore off to explore Chiricahua National Monument and Sunglow Ranch.At Wilcox we exit the interstate taking Highway 186 through a broad valley rimmed with mou http://www.travelblog.org//North-America/United-States/Arizona/Bisbee/blog-89420.html