Not only am I an environment writer at www.lisaracz.wordpress.com, but I have begun my writings in the world of travel now at www.Lisaejrac.wordpress.com , which I often do when I’m not researching environment issues.
Enjoy these pictures for my first blog posting of my Arizona inner-state travels of the past summer (2010)
South Mountain Preserve park
South Mountain Preserve Park holds some beautiful hiking trails. Some holding a constant chorus of desert finches, the echoing call of the woodpecker, and coocooing of the desert doves.
Hiking trail within South Mountain Preserve Park surrounded by birds
On the top of South Mountain you can sit in a stone dwelling and view the city below in its entirety. During the hot Arizona summers, this stone dwelling will keep cool inside its walls with a temperature of approximately ten degrees cooler than the outside sun beating heat temperature.
- View of South Phoenix from atop of South Mountain Preserve Park
Tucson’s Ostrich Farm
There are many animals to see at the ostrich Farm in Tucson, Arizona such as the ostrich, of course, deer, nectar eating birds and very friendly donkeys.
Feeding the Ostrich's at Tucsons Ostrich Farm is an adventure
Oh dear! It's time to feed the Deer again at Tucson's Ostrich Farm.
Birds eating nectar from a cup at Tucson's Ostrich Farm
Teen feeding donkeys at Ostrage Farm.
San Xavier "Dove of the Desert" in Tucson. Arizona
Get a rope! It's hang'n time.
Just a few places around Arizona that are worth the travel time in a car. Hope you enjoyed a very brief taste of a few places to travel within Arizona on this travel blog site.
“No place should be left untraveled and all places are worth the look.”
Sincerely,
Lisa Racz
Lisa EJ Racz
Travel Writer
Travel Editor/Puma Press – Paradise Valley, Arizona
