Azure Gate Bed and Breakfast
9351 E. Morrill Way, Tucson
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One of the many beautiful gates of Azure Gate A typical Dennis breakfast treat Working in the separate house The driveway entrance to Azure Gate

Azure Gate Bed and Breakfast Tucson

9351 E. Morrill Way Tucson, Arizona, 85749, United States

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The Unknown Trail and More

A travel blog entry by ralphieboyo

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Today we took a trail that was unmarked. We had seen it when we hiked the Romero Ruins Trail yesterday and went for it today. We met two other couples who had been in the area before, but really didn't know much about the trail. We saw numerous elusive birds on the way and heard much birdsong. It got hot quickly, in spite of the fact that we got a fairly early start. We met up with a ...

Just how cold WAS it Johnny?

A travel blog entry by ralphieboyo

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... actual temperature was about 33˚ outside and 35˚ inside. With the furnace set at fifty, it tool about half an hour to reach the point where it would shut down. I was attired in my fleece vest and my raincoat over my bare legs and happy to be alive. These days on the road offer such variety in our lives. It's living, not just being alive.

When Lynn got up, it was warmer, since I was able to start the generator ...

A different side of Tucson

A travel blog entry by wmaxtman

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... now live. We were in that area last year but didn't realize she was there so made a point of getting in touch with her this year. We had a great visit sharing memories and catching up on news of our families and mutual Girl Scout friends.
One of the hikes we had not had time to do last year was the trail to Seven Falls in Sabino Canyon so we went hiking the one afternoon. The trail was busy and the mountains were definitely drier than the Superstitions so ...

Tucson, AZ

A travel blog entry by sereivam

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We got to Tucson, Arizona just before the sunset. Our CS host Bruce showed us around his beautiful garden and told about all kinds of desert plants. There were some barrel cactus (they always point to the equator), blooming lemon and orange trees, huge cactus and some very cool ...

Introducing “The Tank”

A travel blog entry by gordonandsarah

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... and passed) a driving test to get a US license (even parallel parking The Tank), found an insurance company foolish enough to insure us and driven it home. Fantastic, we thought. All sorted. We now have the rest of the week to chill out and maybe explore area a bit.

Then a light on the dashboard starting blinking. Uh-oh. A quick look in the manual was not promising as the solution was to “get the car serviced”. A further look on ...

This small hotel was formerly known as: Azure Gate Bed and Breakfast Inn

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