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I have mixed feelings about the ocean. I enjoy the waves and all that goes with it, but it seems like we could use some of that water in Arizona instead...
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Yes, this isn't Arizona | Walking Arizona http://t.co/1PA5jXdD James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) February 11, 2013 Yes, this isn't Arizona | Walking Arizona
A commonly used analogy of ineffective research is a dog chasing its tail. How do we stop endless repetition? The solution is to record every place we...
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Underused is an overused term in genealogical circles. But it is appropriate to say that newspapers are underused. Let me give an example of the type of...
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This isn't the usual view of Montezuma's Castle but it shows more of the cliff and how isolated the ruin is from below. There is one thing about pictures...
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Winter Flood | Walking Arizona http://t.co/9OuTPu4k James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) February 10, 2013 Winter Flood | Walking Arizona
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Winter Flood http://t.co/mGab0n8r James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) February 10, 2013 Rain on the snow in the mountains caused an early melt that translated...
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Rain on the snow in the mountains caused an early melt that translated into a flood down the creeks and rivers in central Arizona. We missed the highest...
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You have to look closely to see the structure since it blends in with the cliff. I don't think the ancient inhabitants of Arizona lived in these small...
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Using the Space | Walking Arizona http://t.co/9im6giz8 James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) February 10, 2013 Using the Space | Walking Arizona
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