Tucson
Cushing Street in Tucson
April 10, 2007
Tucson is hot, but I'm here and want to make the most of it.
The city feels like the people have been drained of all their energy in the sun
or are hiding from it; the people move slowly, life seems to burrow in the shade
and at times I questioned if the city had any life at all.
The architecture is very stereotypical southwest U.S. and the churches felt more
"Mexican frontier town" than anything you find in the northern U.S.
For lunch I had what was once named one of the best meals in the country: el Charro's
carne seca chimichanga. It meat had a unique flavor. Good, but not one of the fifty
best meals in the country.
New Tucson
Pima County Courthouse
St. Augustine