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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 5
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| Patty & Joe Scelso at their arena on the Rockin JP Ranch. Always something going on here, where cattle and riding horses are fun! | Along with many cattle events, the Rockin JP Ranch hosts horse and riding events such as this training session the day I was there. | The San Pedro Ranch Supply, also known as the 'feed store' carries hardware of every variety and items for your horse and cattle friends. | At the San Pedro Ranch Supply on Hwy92, Laurie Taylor, Owner, & Andrea Schwarz, Manager, pause in their busy day to give us a big smile! |
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| Here are the members of the Palominas Volunteer Fire District Board: Dave Guy, Don Mott(Chairman), Jack Chapman, and Ed York. | The officers of the PVFD shown here are Doug Krebs (Training), James Leiendecker (Chief), and Tommy Stoner (Assistant Chief) | Bill Miller, Fry Fire District Assistance Chief, instructs PVFD personnel on hazardous material awareness. These folks spend many unpaid hours training & protecting Palominas. Thanks! | Also always on the job, and responding where needed are officers of the Border Patrol. Their presence is well appreciated, and I don't think they ever have a slow day! |
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| From the foothills of the Huachuca Mountains, here is a view towards the southeast region of Palominas and San Jose Peak in Mexico. | At an elevation of 5300 ft on a hill nestling against the Huachuca's is Our Lady of the Sierras Shrine. The Cross is 75' high. The Chapel stands close by. | Next to the Cross and Chapel is a 31 ft high statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary. In this picture, I caught the Sun directly behind her statue, which highlights her halo. | Looking out across Palominas towards the east. This vantage point from behind the cross shows much of the valley we treasure as our home. |
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