Fuddruckers is now offering a friendly family meal deal.
The meal will feed a family of 4 for $20 and includes 2 – 1/3 pound hamburgers with fries and drinks plus 2 kids meals with fries and drinks all for just $20. This is cheaper then fast food and tastes much better!
We took a quick tour of a new shooting range being built in Tucson, Arizona
South East Regional Park shooting range is run by Pima County and provides a safe and comfortable place to shoot just south and east of Tucson, AZ
Just off the highway and tucked away between the county fairgrounds (host of many local gun shows) and a law enforcement shooting range that is not open to the public
The 30 shooting lanes at SERP currently host many classes and events, but the new 30 lane shooting range will provide a private 50 foot shooting range independent of the private range on the other side of the wall
The new range will offer a place for classes such as firearms safety, AZ concealed carry courses, hunters safety, 4H and Boy Scout training and even advanced firearms classes for law enforcement, security and armed guards, CCW holders and others
We were impressed with the new facilities and progress on the new range.
Shooting sports facilities run by the county are one of the few profitable ventures in an era of budget cuts.
Tucson continues to support the shooting sports and this new range should attract even more events, training and new shooters.
These are the GPS and Radio units we use while GeoCaching. A Garmin Rino 110, Garmin Rino 120, Garmin eTrex Legend, Motorola Talkabout T6320 and a cheaper Motorola
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Total length of the Romero Canyon Trail is 6.6 miles (one way) The highest elevation is 3700 feet and the lowest elevation is 2720 feet. Dogs are not allowed
Total length of the Romero Canyon Trail is 6.6 miles (one way) The highest elevation is 3700 feet and the lowest elevation is 2720 feet. Dogs are not allowed
Total length of the Romero Canyon Trail is 6.6 miles (one way) The highest elevation is 3700 feet and the lowest elevation is 2720 feet. Dogs are not allowed
Tanque Verde Falls is a series of waterfalls in Tanque Verde canyon near Tucson, Arizona. Starting at the parking area, hike south (accross the road) and down the switchback trail. Along the way you will pass signs warning hikers of the dangerous trail ahead. After an easy half-mile hike, you will reach the bottom of the canyon. At this point there is no longer a defined trail. Head upstream for approximately 3/4 mile from the trailhead. The canyon trail grows a bit more dangerous, and climbing over boulders is required. You will reach the mouth of a narrow canyon. There is a thunderous 30-foot waterfall falling down steep canyon walls. This is not the actual Lower Tanque Verde Falls. Climb up the rock wall to the right of the 30-foot waterfall, which is not easy. There you will find a 75-foot waterfall, Lower Tanque Verde Falls. Return the way you came in. The Tanque Verde Falls trail is maintained by the Southern Arizona Hiking Club.
Tanque Verde Falls is a series of waterfalls in Tanque Verde canyon near Tucson, Arizona. Starting at the parking area, hike south (accross the road) and down the switchback trail. Along the way you will pass signs warning hikers of the dangerous trail ahead. After an easy half-mile hike, you will reach the bottom of the canyon. At this point there is no longer a defined trail. Head upstream for approximately 3/4 mile from the trailhead. The canyon trail grows a bit more dangerous, and climbing over boulders is required. You will reach the mouth of a narrow canyon. There is a thunderous 30-foot waterfall falling down steep canyon walls. This is not the actual Lower Tanque Verde Falls. Climb up the rock wall to the right of the 30-foot waterfall, which is not easy. There you will find a 75-foot waterfall, Lower Tanque Verde Falls. Return the way you came in. The Tanque Verde Falls trail is maintained by the Southern Arizona Hiking Club.
Tanque Verde Falls is a series of waterfalls in Tanque Verde canyon near Tucson, Arizona. Starting at the parking area, hike south (accross the road) and down the switchback trail. Along the way you will pass signs warning hikers of the dangerous trail ahead. After an easy half-mile hike, you will reach the bottom of the canyon. At this point there is no longer a defined trail. Head upstream for approximately 3/4 mile from the trailhead. The canyon trail grows a bit more dangerous, and climbing over boulders is required. You will reach the mouth of a narrow canyon. There is a thunderous 30-foot waterfall falling down steep canyon walls. This is not the actual Lower Tanque Verde Falls. Climb up the rock wall to the right of the 30-foot waterfall, which is not easy. There you will find a 75-foot waterfall, Lower Tanque Verde Falls. Return the way you came in. The Tanque Verde Falls trail is maintained by the Southern Arizona Hiking Club.
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