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Thursday, 20 May 2004 Pix Of The Day: Welcome Relief On A Hard Trail
CREDIT: © Ian Scott-Parker/CAMwrangler.com WHERE: Pipe Spring, AZ. WHAT: contrasting accommodations. Thumbnail/link clicks [1][2] pop-up larger images. ![]() ![]() The day we visited there was a recreation of campfire cooking in a Dutch Oven: we are familiar with stewed meat in big black cast iron pots, but peach cobbler over a piñon wood open fire was a new experience. The contrast between our society today, and the accommodations offered by the fort in the latter half of the nineteenth century, must be as great as the contrast between the fort and the simple shelters erected by the indigenous Kaibab Paiute people. |
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