A few Tuscon pics

[tonytt]

[colin]

Tucson! We don't have much of a skyline, but the surrounding area is beautiful. Most of the below is about a 45 minute drive from Downtown.

Ventana Canyon in March:

Santa Catalinas in February:

Whitehorse Canyon in the Santa Ritas:

San Pedro Valley in the Fall:

Tumacacori Mission:

Poppies in March:

Sunset over the Rincons:

Avra Valley from the top of the Hugh Norris Trail at Saguaro West:

Friends of mine on Mount Bigelow during a monsoon in the valley:

View from my apartment's balcony at the beginning of a monsoon:

[Lady Celeste]

I know a guy...or shouyld I say knew a guy from Tucson.

I was young then and he almost caused me to move there.

The pictures are beautiful and the mountains against the skyline is amazing.

Nothing however compares to the natural beauty that you presented Tony and Colin. Those poppies were great also. I have never seen so many in one place. Perhaps I will have to visit there one day.....even though I sure wouldn't want to see guy who had me totally dreaming of living there.

[colin]

Everyone should move to Arizona, especially since it seems now that everyone is, especially in Phoenix.

I finally found a really good dusk skyline shot from "A" Mountain (named so because of the big letter A on it). It's not mine, but it shows the city beautifully. My apartment is just barely off the left side.

[ZachariahDaMan]

Nice pictures everyone, Tuscon has a GREAT skyline with the mountain there.

[NCB]

Great Pictures guys!

[UrbaniDesDev]

I loved Tucson. I thought it was much nicer than Phoenix. I hope that keep the sprawl at bay and concentrate on the city. It really set Phoenix back. I think Tucson is a city with huge potential. Id hope to return

[Southernyank]

Ahhh, thats the great SouthWest I know.

[SuburbanArizonan]

Some pics I took today! Bad and kinda blurry, but they work!

--Cody W

[soverbey]

wow tucson seems like a really nice place to live