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The above 'egroup' is an email type bulletin-board in which only members receive email from other members of Palominas eGroup. You use your existing address. I am also a member other egroups and this is a good way to exchange news and get questions answered or discussed. |
PALOMINAS PHOTO GALLERY - PAGE 2
This page contains a number of 'thumbnail' images that you can click on and then view a larger image of that same image. Thumbnails are used initially so that the page load time is kept at a reasonable level. After viewing the image, use your browser's BACK button to return to this page. On this page, all photos were taken by me (so you know who to blame!) unless otherwise indicated.
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| Hwy92, near Three Canyons Road & Western Foothills |
Part of the Wild Horse Development Near Hwy92 |
Hwy92 and the Valley View Elementary School Area. |
Palominas School, Bus Yard, and Hwy92 | San Pedro River, looking south from above Hwy92 |
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These are but a few of the (digital) photos taken during a return trip from Tucson on a private aircraft. Unfortunately, the pilot wouldn't allow to me hang out the door, so these pictures were taken through the cockpit side window. I also have some film photos, but they haven't been scanned yet. If interested in seeing a higher resolution photo, or seeing the additional photos, contact Doug Snyder. |
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| These two photos,
taken in different years, show an area between Hereford Rd and Hwy. 92,
and on both sides of the San Pedro River., including part of the
Dinwiddie Ranch. Both photos are looking approximately west from
above the eastern part of Palominas, and have some common points of
identification. The road and feature annotations on the photos are mine,
and do not appear on the photos; the road names indicated reflect
current names and roads, but may not have been in existence at the time
the photos were taken. These are large photos, so load time on your browser might take longer than usual. I did not want to lose very much detail in the photos, so I've kept them almost full size. |
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| Just 'round this bend lies... | the gateway to a special community... | that embraces it mountains... | and cherishes it land to the northeast... | and to the southeast. | |
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| What a sight to behold towards the west... | as the peaks draw nearer... | and you cross the languishing San Pedro... | though on some days, it is angry... | and we have to find other ways to get around! |
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