These Native American Petroglyphs are located immediately adjacent to US 60 between Hope, AZ and Harcuvar, AZ. I took this photo from the truck as we drove by. Click on the image to enlarge.
Culture
Thanks for the Rain
Bob and I went into town last week and played like we were tourists. I visited several of the little shops in the area and we had lunch at the best Mexican restaurant in town. I took lots of photos, one of which was the “Thanks for the rain” bronze sculpture at the Desert Caballeros Western Museum. The sculpture is by famous cowboy artist, Joe Beeler. Click on the image to enlarge.
Horse Sculpture
We’re pretty proud of the museum here in town; the Desert Caballeros Western Museum lives up to its motto of “Small Town, Big Museum.” Today, we passed outside of the museum building where this nice metal sculpture of a pair of horses stands. I’m not sure when this sculpture was added, but it has been since we moved here. Click on the image to enlarge.
Flag Day in Wickenburg
Each holiday, volunteers from The American Legion here in town place dozens and dozens of flags around town, mostly on the main drags. Today, we were driving through town and Verna took this shot of a few of the many flags lining the streets of town. Click on the image to enlarge.
The Rustic Wickenburg Station
We pass this relic from times gone by every time we head out of town going southeast along US 60. I don’t know the history of Wickenburg Station, but rendered in sepia it makes for an interesting artsy photo. Click on the image to enlarge.
Memorial Day at the Ranch
I took some coffee to Mom this morning and was pleasantly surprised to see this wonderful array of patriotic colors in honor of Memorial Day. Click on the image to enlarge.
