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The above 'egroup' is an email type bulletin-board in which only members receive email from other members of Palominas yahoo Group. 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 7
THE ROVING PALOMINAS PAPARAZZI
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| Sheriff's Deputy Dave Larimer is one of our local law enforcement patrol officers. He's got a busy beat this close to the border! |
The Palominas Apartments, with great views of all the nearby mountain ranges. I can't say if they are in business or not! |
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Roadside
memorial on Hwy92 near King's Ranch Road. If you've ever wondered who this was for, here is the tribute to the person that died here: "En Memoria Victor Guerrero Olmedo, 20 Sept. 1996" |
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| Did you know of this Registered National Historic Landmark? It is located on Lehner Road, which runs east off of Palominas Road. It is named the Lehner Mammoth-Kill Site and was dedicated in 1967. The top plaque reads something and the bottom plaque reads something! I started to place that information here under the photo, but its too long, and its too late, so you'll just have to drive out there to see it! Quick, though - there might be a house built there soon. Really, its neat that it is here, and you should see it. |
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In addition to a river of water running through Palominas, we also have a river of steel. These tracks are not very often used though, and after I took the first photo on the left, I started working my way south (That's Mexico there in the background), I must have walked miles (see how much closer the mountains look? - Thank God for telephoto lenses!) looking for old Hereford and other ghost towns. About the only things I did find along the way were discarded articles of clothing and empty water bottles by the ton! Talk about a recycling opportunity. Well, eventually, I did see a train, lumbering north on the solitary track through Palominas and whistling its farewell to a land of many blends and unique history. |
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