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29 Comments on Unique Architecture: Ez-Kim-In-Zin Picnic Area In Tucson's Saguaro National Park West
Mike - you really make me want to visit your neck of the woods! Looks like an amazing place!
Mike, That is absolutely breathtaking! I'd never seen or heard of it and I'm so glad you posted about it.
It looks like a great fixer upper. As Igor said in Young Frankenstein, a little paint, some plants, a few throw pillows.....
Wow, Mike! That looks like a perfect spot for a little respite! >>>off to stuff another $20 in the Tuscon Trip jar >>>>
I just love your picture.. you make me want to take the first plan over there. It does make you wonder about all that God had created for us to enjoy. It leaves you speechless.
Well that is the most unusual name I've heard of for a park...what is the story behind the name?
Mike - I always look forward to your photos; this is truly a unique structure. One of these days I have to head that way.
Jennifer,
Thanks for saying so; that's much appreciated!
Sharon,
I don't know... but I'll bet Google does. I'll find out.
Donna,
I'm glad you like it!
Carol,
That little jar will be filling up pretty soon!
Joe,
Some criss-cross curtains in the windows... LOL
Carole,
Southwest flies out here pretty cheap...
Emily,
Well? Come on!
John,
You're going to love it here!
Bob,
I'm ready, willing and able.
Karen,
This is the time of year we like best.
Vickie,
It certainly is!
Mike in Tucson
Great pic and now it has cooled down a bit, time for a picnic! Thanks
This is the time to be in the desert I'm such a wimp when it get too much over 90. Another great photo.
Great photo and the map is terrific as well -- good job as always -- all the best.
Carolin,
Making the map was fun. Thanks for stopping by to comment.
Terry,
Get it together! LOL
Joeann,
What a GREAT new logo! It's good to see you.
Mike in Tucson
Mike - you know THE best places in Tucson. I've lived here a lot of years and yet I learn something new from you all the time. Great place!
Mike, what beautiful photos. You are truly blessed to have such a beautiful and unspoiled area right in your backyard.
Thank you so much for sharing.
MK
Mike - What a stunning piece of architecture and what a pleasure it would be to have you as the guide to tour the surrounding area.
Mike, the map LOOKS like fun. How'd you create it? Special program? Or just technological mastery?
Mike I do believe I missed this structure when I used to visit the park. Great find a beautiful shot.
When I first looked at the picture, I thought it was a historic but crumbling rock house.
Hi Mike, I loved your map with the pictures and the arrows to where they were on the map. Is is hard to do that?
Liz,
It's not hard to make maps like this if you have Microsoft Powerpoint. Using PP, create the map with the photos and arrows, etc. Then take a screenshot of your work, and voila! You've got it!
Jim,
Crumbling, it's not. Isn't that a cool little retreat?!
Cindy,
You'll just have to come back and visit again.
Sherry,
See my comment above on how to create a map like this.
Donna,
The offer is genuine. Come on out!
Michelle,
No doubt about it. I am blessed.
Jane,
Thanks for saying so! See you on your blog, or around the office.
Mike in Tucson
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