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Wilhoit from Wagoner Road, Arizona

Wilhoit from Wagoner Road, Arizona

Took this as a passenger one time
90 miles did not see anyone until
Prescott. Expert driver overcame
obstacles.
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Took this as a passenger one time
90 miles did not see anyone until
Prescott. Expert driver overcame
obstacles.
http:--scampco.blogspot.com-2009-01-wagoner-road-to-wagoner-and-beyond.html
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COOLPIX P1

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settings

Aperture 60/10 ISO 50 Shutter 10/2750 Focal Length 75/10

location

location

Wilhoit, Arizona, US

upload_date

upload_date

Oct, 2019

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Din shovel this year.?

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Nice stroll from forest to the sea. Fortunate not to have rain at this
time on photo shoot.
https:--parks.state.wa.us-486-Cape-Disappointment

Cold, car troubles. This was a happy
to take this among other pictures.
I guess in AZ. I like the geology. Thanks Mom. https:--www.visitarizona.c

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years ago. This is in the Montezuma Castle
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from the Grand Canyon. This visit was with friend Rich of Yellow Billed Tours.
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Navajo Traders area.

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normal sunny Arizona day. It is in Tuzigoot
National Monument. Near Clarkdale Arizona.

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