We had such a great time a few weeks ago at the Chateau Ste Michelle wine dinner that we joined in on the Bread & Butter and Chronic Cellars wine dinner. This was not just a virtual dinner- you got your food, wine, and gifts too. After picking up our meals from the restaurant and […]
A virtual wine dinner in the comfort of your home is a marvelous way to celebrate Summer Wine Week in Pinal Country, Arizona. With the world in its many stages, virtual tours have sprung up to showcase museums and national parks. We love participating in wine pairings. So why not have a virtual wine dinner. […]
Childhood memories of riding the fastest horse on the town fair carousel came rushing back to me as we walked up to the first of two historic wooden carousels at Schnepf Farms in Queen Creek, Arizona. Currently, Schneph Farms is restoring both wooden attractions. The Arizona sun sure does some weather damage over the years. […]
A water tower has the function of storing water and yet many have a greater purpose of identifying areas. For instance, when you are on a road trip traveling along on your journey and in the far-off distance you spot a water tower with writing. You squint your eyes to read the text. Usually, it […]
Walking the paths of the past at the Casa Grande Ruins National Monument in Arizona. Visiting the ruins brought back many memories from when I was in elementary school. When we would have friends and family visits, we would bring them here to see and learn about Arizona’s history. The “Great House” was just as […]
Engine 1673 historical marker can be found in a busy Queen Creek, Arizona shopping center. Location As we drove down South Ellsworth Loop passing In and Out Burger and Target, we made our way through the shopping center parking lot to reach the Engine 1673 historical marker. The marker is next to a vacant store […]
Hike, bike, or horseback ride the Maricopa trail starting at the Horseshoe Park trailhead. Maricopa Trail Horseshoe Park trailhead is part of the Maricopa Trail system. The elevation is 1,394 ft per Maricopa Country Parks. You might recall our blog post about the Desert Wells Stage Stop and ruins. This segment of the trail goes […]
Desert Wells Stage Stop is a quiet little area great for a picnic and a history lesson. Heads up! This post includes affiliate links that help support our future adventures — at no extra cost to you. Thanks for being part of the journey! Getting There The San Tan Historical Society clams the ruin as […]
Superior, Arizona History Trail is a nice activity to explore wither you are traveling through Superior or if you are looking for a day trip outside of East Valley. We share a few photos from our visit. Getting There We were traveling to The Black River for a few days of camping, when we traveled […]
A travel expo is a wonderful place to learn all the options available to you when choosing your next vacation. Cruise Planners – Arizona Cruise and Travel hosted a mini travel expo in February and I was glad to be invited. Are you one to ask a lot of questions to see what all the […]
