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Page 2 of my (poorly taken) photos of my one and only trip to Tombstone.
Here are some pictures of Cochise County.



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My best estimation of the McLaury's Sulphur Springs ranch. About three miles south of Elfrida.



Another shot of the Sulphur Springs ranch area. Sure doesn't look like cattle land.



The reason for all of the trouble. Texas Longhorns. This picture was taken on the dirt road between Tombstone and Sulphur Springs Valley.



The Whetstone Mts. I figured I was within a few miles radius of the McLaury's Babocomari ranch from this location. Taken a few miles from Fairbank on S-82.



The group of hills that made Tombstone a famous boomtown. Tombstone is just behind the left end of the hills.



The mighty San Pedro River.
Growing up around the rivers of the North Cascades in Washington, I found this little creek to be... cute.



The ribbon-like swatch of vibrant green along the San Pedro stands in sharp contrast to the browns and golds as it cuts through the Arizona desert.



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