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Dispersed Camping near the Chiricahua National Monument16 hrs

I discovered yesterday that the front tire on Yogi, my TW200, had developed a slow leak.
So this morning after breaking camp, I drove the 28 miles or so to the town of Safford and the location of Maverick powersports. Mostly a OHV dealer but they did offer motorcycle tire repair as well.
Luckily I had been traveling the last couple of years or so with spa...

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Warm Days at Hot Well Dunes4 days

Wednesday, March 04

I am not doing much of anything, not even doing a lot of soaking in the hot tubs for which this r inecreation area is known.

I've never seen the area so full of campers.

The skoolie/rainbow family group I mentioned in the previous post is still here, they somehow managed to talk their way into being allowed to sta...

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Back at Hot Well Dunes Rec Area1 week

Here's yesterday's sunset in the BANWR, pretty good:

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Yagi is making me wary again1 week

I went for a short ride after a day of doing nothing at the campsite but listening to a book and relaxing.

I had read my destination, a group campsite about 3 miles from my camp. Yagi, my TW200 however chose that moment to have the engine die forcing me to coast the final few feet to the entrance. Yogi would not start again, despite several attempts and some...

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T'dubing for binos shots of Baboquivari Peak.2 weeks

Sometimes, I Have Too Much Lens!

Perhaps it's a strange statement but I shall demonstrate:

I rode out on Yagi, my TW200 dual sport to get long depth of field shots of Baboquivari, the Mountain peak that dominates the view here in the wildlife refuge and surrounding areas.

I was hoping to use my binos with cameraphone adapter to accomplish this goal as ...

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