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To: abuelita who wrote (47141)	10/1/2005 11:43:04 AM
From: Crocodile	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 104157

rose~ selfishly i say to you, go the the desert this winter ... i'm already looking forward to your photographs <s> i have a lot of photos from past visits, but they were shot on my more ancient digital camera. still, the photos are nice to look at. i did a lot of shooting at Boyce-Thompson Arboretum near Superior, and at the Desert Botanical Gardens at Tempe during past visits. not sure what i'll end up doing. i'm leaning towards the idea of n. CA. -- s. OR. because i think i could get away without a vehicle in the area. i'm familiar with the area and i think what i'd do is just get a bike from a goodwill or maybe from a hardware store... (jeez.. they must have the equivalent of our Canadian Tire Store, eh?) (-: i'm not picky, so just about anything with tires would do just fine. <g> with a bike, i could just pedal along the rivers or the coast and see the kinds of stuff i like seeing... and stop off at the fresh market or store to get whatever vegetables i need. arizona is nice, but, based on past experience, i think you pretty much would want a car and i'd rather not bother with one. anyhow, i'm just at the "contemplation stage". contemplation is nice. you can go anywhere for a few minutes or even hours at a time, and it doesn't cost diddly-squat. (o: ~croc