Our trip took us through the town of
Tombstone, Arizona. We have been here in past years but decided to stop for a quick look around. The streets were lacking people, I would guess we saw about two dozen people milling around. It was early and it's not the tourist season yet so things are a little slow for the gun slingers.

OK Corral

Main Street (not high noon)

We didn't stay long in Tombstone because we had a long ride ahead of us so we just walked around for a while and continued on.
Back on the rode, we saw a lot of Dead trees that were perfectly preserved like the one below.

Ranch along the road.

After about a two hour drive across some wasteland before we finally got to the
Chiricahau (pronounced cherrry-cow-ah) National Monument. The road through the park was lined with a lot of trees that obstructed the view of the rock formations and HooDoos. This would have made it difficult to get some pictures if we had been in a car but we had the top down on the Jeep so Joyce was able to get some good pictures by standing on the seat.
It was a bit spooky driving along with some of these formations balanced over our heads.

View of the Canyon below

Balanced Rocks

Hoodoos
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