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Archive for February 16. 2012
Martinez Cabin
February 16. 2012 by Merilee.
Florence, Arizona
February 15, 2012
Our ride on the Martinez Cabin trail was filled with surprises. The trail was a memorable drive through stark rocky canyons and beautiful Senoran desert.
As we went through Box Canyon, a desert big horn sheep greeted us from high on the canyon ridge. This majestic ram was very curious and seemed to watch us and we watched him.
We also leap-frogged a group of horseback riders along the same trail. This”cowboy” didn’t mind posing for a second and then it was off clippity clop down the rocky trail.
At the end of the trail is the abandoned mining mill. The final 1/2 mile is a safer hike than ride although I did enjoy my adventure in the red jeep.
The canyon had many old cottonwoods with new spring leafs. It is always a pleasure in the desert to find water and shade from trees. We enjoyed our lunch in the shade along a running creek.
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