A look across Prescott Valley toward the Bradshaws.
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Facing the sun
This is a solar array at the edge of the Embry Riddle Aeronautical University campus in Prescott.
I have no idea what it powers but it's fairly impresssive.Equally impressive is the array of signs lining the road leading into the campus. The school is proud and rightfully so.
Monday, February 8, 2010
Finally!
A piece of land that has been "for sale" on the north side of Prescott Valley for years is finally being developed. I stopped one day when I saw the earth being scraped and levelled to ask what was coming. A workman told me it was to be a large chiropactric clinic and a couple of other spaces still to be leased. Rats! I (and many others) had been hoping for a long time that Basha's or some other grocery chain would put a store in on this side of town. Not yet, I guess. But if any development is coming, it bodes well for the future. Maybe some day we "back siders" will be noticed and catered to.Sunday, February 7, 2010
A recommendation
I've discovered a wonderful new blogger. His name is Jerry and he lives in Houston, Texas. He's new to the "art" of blogging but has displayed great talent. Check him out at Gently Said and feel free to tell him I sent you.
Yes, it IS Arizona!
It was raining yesterday with snow predicted above 6,000 feet. I live at 5,100 feet elevation. This is what I found early this morning outside my door.
It looks a good day to stay inside in front of the television set watching the Super Bowl!
It looks a good day to stay inside in front of the television set watching the Super Bowl!Saturday, February 6, 2010
Going to the dogs!
You might wonder what these two alert dogs are waiting for.
They're waiting for their turn to enter Prescott's Dog Park!
Let's hope they obey the warning.
The dog park is located in north Prescott and obviously is a very popular spot, for dogs and their owners.
I overheard that this miniature dachsund was meeting other dogs for the very first time. His eyes tell the story.
The park is large and gives dogs plenty of room to roam. But it also provides some necessary items.
During the time I spent there, there was some occasional barking but all of the animals seemed to get along well with each other. I saw no fights but a lot of curiousity and gentle playing.
They're waiting for their turn to enter Prescott's Dog Park!
Let's hope they obey the warning.
The dog park is located in north Prescott and obviously is a very popular spot, for dogs and their owners.
I overheard that this miniature dachsund was meeting other dogs for the very first time. His eyes tell the story.
The park is large and gives dogs plenty of room to roam. But it also provides some necessary items.
During the time I spent there, there was some occasional barking but all of the animals seemed to get along well with each other. I saw no fights but a lot of curiousity and gentle playing.The dog park: a good idea.
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