We've met and made some good friends here at Fort Huachuca, Carolyn & Dar from Washington State. Carolyn and I walk/hike each morning while the guys talk trucks and mechanical stuff. Also interesting is our morning visitor, Mr. Road Runner. He comes over every morning and torments Molly.
The four of us went to Bisbee on Wednesday and enjoyed a great meal at Santiago's Cantina. While in Bisbee we saw some interesting things, such as metal pig statues and a smart car towing a trailer.
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| Carolyn & Dar in Bisbee, AZ |
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| Santiagos Cantina |
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| Peace Wall - Bisbee Arizona |
On our way home through Hereford, we stopped to see the Shrine of Our Lady of the Sierras. Unfortunately, we got there late in the day, so I was unable to get any good pictures of the scenery.
High on a hill in the Huachuca Mountains, a 75 foot Celtic Cross beckons visitors to come closer, and a large angel with open arms welcomes visitors to the Shrine. Our Lady of the Sierras Shrine, completed in 1998, extends a serene invitation for travelers of all faiths. Consisting of a Cross, 31-foot Madonna figure, a chapel, and beautiful scenery.
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