Going to be touring around next month, Phoenix, Tucson, Flagstaff.
Would appreciate any info on good supply shops in these locations.
Thanks.
Would appreciate any info on good supply shops in these locations.
Thanks.
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Arizona ML Shops
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Ain't diddly in Phoenix that I'm aware of.. For Goex I go to Thunderstick Trading in Tucson. It's a narrow shop - if you've eaten a large sandwich prior to arrival there, you're likely wider than the shop front. It's run by an elderly couple who appear to be unaware of the internet.
https://www.google.com/maps/place/...d6482de0b2403!8m2!3d32.2367817!4d-110.8733583
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I have more stuff in a single caliber box than any where in Flagstaff, dont even bother here. If yer headed to the Grand Canyon do not eat in Tucsyan, go on in and eat at El-Tovar hotel, much nicer and cost the same. LOOK OUT FOR ELK in the highway the whole trip!
Thanks for the tips, the Grand Canyon is on the to do list.
Be sure to drive through Sedona on the way up, I believe its as nice as the Canyon myself
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The scenery in Sedona, meaning the rocks, is nice. The rest of the town is far too plastic for me.
:shocked2: You didn't by a magic crystal? Now you have given up the chance to never have a failure to fire (as long as you have the crystal)
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Maybe he went to the "other Sedona"?
According to one web site,
"Many believe that another, ethereal city, exists directly above Sedona and the supernatural energies of that place draw strange powers to this portion of Arizona..."
As I understand it, ethereal cities have a lot of plastic in them. :rotf:
According to one web site,
"Many believe that another, ethereal city, exists directly above Sedona and the supernatural energies of that place draw strange powers to this portion of Arizona..."
As I understand it, ethereal cities have a lot of plastic in them. :rotf:
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Zonie said:
Sedonabequiet?
:hmm: Could be Jim, I was actually VERY close to Sedona and up higher when the very first case of buck fever hit me last fall. Buck Vortex area maybe? Next year we should know fer sure (I plan on goin back lol)
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There is some great hiking around Sedona, most of which is closed for the winter right now. The rest of Sedona is basically a tourist trap from the word go. Sort of like the majority of Tombstone. Lot's of history took place in Tombstone and area. These days, the town is mostly shops full of trinkets for the tourists.
Sounds like Sedona has changed a lot since Howdy and Ben were there.
Are you flying in or driving?
Flying. Tired of winter and only have about 5 days. Tombstone to the Grand Canyon.
We're all wrapped up, heading for home in the morning. You folks living in Arizona have some real pretty country and fine folks.
Enjoyed it all, the drive to Sedona on the 89A was amazing!
Enjoyed it all, the drive to Sedona on the 89A was amazing!
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