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Western-Landscape, places & Historic-US, Canada & Hawaii-Updated 2021.4.14

The images in this Gallery are collated alphabetically first by State Code like AZ, then in some cases a location code like GCNP(Grand Canyon National Park) and then by the date of capture and a caption. All the images on this Gallery are protected by US copyright laws. No image may be copied or downloaded without formal written permissin from Tom Jesiolowski?Northland Arts Nature Images.
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AZ-2019.11.7.2. The Lobby of the famous Gadsden Hotel in Douglas Arizona. Pancho Villa road his horse up the marble staircase on one of his raids. The stained glass murals are Tiffany. The large oil painting at the top of the stairs is a scene in Cave Creek in the Chiricahua Mountains near Portal Arizona by Audrey Dean Nichols.
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AZ-2019.11.7.2. The Lobby of the famous Gadsden Hotel in Douglas Arizona. Pancho Villa road his horse up the marble staircase on one of his raids. The stained glass murals are Tiffany. The large oil painting at the top of the stairs is a scene in Cave Creek in the Chiricahua Mountains near Portal Arizona by Audrey Dean Nichols.

  • AZ-2019.3.5#036. Sonoran desert scene north of Ajo Arizona.
  • AZ-2019.3.6#199. Mexican Gold Poppy's in a Sonoran Desert wash south of Why Arizona.
  • AZ-2019.4.23#004. Saturn hanging under the Moon. Early mourning from Tonto Basin Arizona.
  • AZ-2019.6.5#728-Tethered Aerostat Radar System (TARS) . One of the many surveillance systems we have along our southern borders in the US. This one is stationed over Sierra Vista Arizona.
  • AZ-2019.9.21#358.2. Biker Rally in "Old Town" Cottonwood Arizona.
  • AZ-2019.9.21#361.2. Biker Rally in "Old Town" Cottonwood Arizona.
  • AZ-2019.9.21#363.2. Biker Rally in "Old Town" Cottonwood Arizona.
  • AZ-2019.10.2#388.4. The San Francisco Peaks behind Mormon Lake Arizona.
  • AZ-2019.10.25#034.5 Backlit Autumn colors in a canyon near the summit of Mingus Mountain Arizona. Harder to find places here with this kind of autumn color.
  • AZ-2019.10.25#170.3. Autumn colors of Ponderosa Pine, Gambel Oak, Bigtooth Maple and Douglas Fir. Oak Creek Canyon, Arizona.
  • AZ-2019.10.25#177.3. Autumn colors of Bigtooth Maple, and Gambel Oak forming the understory in a grove of Douglas Fir. Oak Creek Canyon Arizona.
  • AZ-2019.10.25#220.3. Autumn colors of Bigtooth Maple, Fremont Barberry and Gambel Oak forming the understory in a grove of Douglas Fir. Oak Creek Canyon Arizona.
  • AZ-2019.11.6#2259.3. A view from the Catalina Highway, Thimble Peak in the upper left, Bear Canyon the upside down bow shaped gully crossing from left to right and Sabino Canyon behind it on the right hand side. Foothills of Mount Lemmon Arizona.
  • AZ-2019.11.7.2. The Lobby of the famous Gadsden Hotel in Douglas Arizona. Pancho Villa road his horse up the marble staircase on one of his raids. The stained glass murals are Tiffany. The large oil painting at the top of the stairs is a scene in Cave Creek in the Chiricahua Mountains near Portal Arizona by Audrey Dean Nichols.
  • AZ-2019.11.8#3785.1-A Border Wall Camp along the Geronimo Trail east of Douglas Arizona. The Mexican/US border road can be seen going over the mountains a little right of center in this image.
  • AZ-2019.11.8#3804.1. Not really where they lived but in the middle of what ounce was the Chiricahua Apache Nation.
  • AZ-2019.11.8#3806. The memorial built for the surrender of Geronimo and the last free Apache people in the US and Mexico. Geronimo was not really a chief, he was a medicine man of the Bedonkohe Chiricahua Apache, but led many battles against the white soldiers in support of Cochise's Chokonen Chiricahua Apache group. Cochise was probably a greater warrior but actually surrendered before Geronimo and died on a small reservation in Arizona before Geronimo was tricked into surrendering. Both Geronimo and Cochise were the two greatest leaders of the Chiricahua Apache Nations. Many Matate's and Mano's that would never be used again were incorporated in the construction of this pillar. Near Apache, the closest place to the area of Skeleton Canyon where the surrender actually took place. Cochise County Arizona.
  • AZ-2019.11.8#3808.2. The plaque with some of the details of Geronimo's surrender. Near Apache, the closest highway place near Skeleton Canyon where the surrender actually took place, Cochise County Arizona.
  • AZ-2019.11.14#4501. A Glassford Hill Sunset in Prescott Valley Arizona.
  • AZ-2020.2.2#8340. A first quarter moon, not all that sensational but because it was shot on 2020.2.2 it is a Palindrome moon. The first one in over 900 years. Prescott Valley Arizona.
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