Arizona Scenery
04-01-2008, 08:57 PM
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Arizona Scenery
a couple of people wanted me to go and take pics of the scenery where i recently photographed my car well here they are. the first FOUR are from my houses' balcony.
04-01-2008, 09:22 PM
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i was born in michigan and haved lived in arizona since 93. It's boring yet hard to leave. There's nothing to do here in tucson, and gas is too expensive to just go anywhere. How is it in Gilbert? I don't believe i've been there. maybe passed it.
04-01-2008, 09:38 PM
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Coincidentally I just drove through TX, AZ, NM. They looked the same.
Living in the mountains do you have to use 4th gear to accelerate up a hill? Or does the engine just get tired on long-distance travel, at higher elevation, in 6th gear at the same rpm for hours. I keep feeling if I don't use 3rd or 4th gear something in the engine is going to break.
Living in the mountains do you have to use 4th gear to accelerate up a hill? Or does the engine just get tired on long-distance travel, at higher elevation, in 6th gear at the same rpm for hours. I keep feeling if I don't use 3rd or 4th gear something in the engine is going to break.
04-01-2008, 09:39 PM
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yeah the azmc group is based in phx are you part of that? I used to be but things happened and I'm no longer part of it. Which is cool I talk to a couple of members in the group. I don't go to phx very much 'cause i hate driving there it freaks me out. lol
04-01-2008, 09:46 PM
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i actually went to upstate newyork when my husband and i went on a vacation there to visit his parents. BEAUTIFUL green but yeah we are divorced now. I could handle living there it was so pretty. I've lived in michigan, arizona and texas. But neither i want to stay or go back to haha. I'm not part of any clubs. I have nothing negative to say about azmc. I can tell you my experiences and what happened if you are interested via pm but thats it. I would like to go to more car shows though but i can't find anything in tucson.
04-01-2008, 09:54 PM
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The North East sure is beautiful green but I think the desert has appeal too. I'm not sure that there are many car shows in Tuscon, not that I've heard of anyway. PM your stories when you get a moment, now I'm curious! Seem like nice people but I only really met a few of them.
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04-25-2008, 07:15 PM
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Got lots more, really easy place to photograph. I grew up in the northeast, miss the grass and trees, and definitely like the scenery in Sedona better than Tucson. I don't think I'd want to live there though, too small.
