Greg and Lisa Jones on the tandem

Greg & Lisa Jones on the tandem heading almost straight now for the sacred mountain Baboquivari.
Picture from Matthew O'Neill


 


Aerial Tour -
Arivaca 400 km Brevet
  • Mission Road
  • Pima Mine
  • Arivaca
  • Cow Palace

Looking back over your shoulder, maybe about noon time. You can't see the start from here. Saguaro National Park (SNP) in the distance was the second breakfast break.

If you're curious about that hole in the ground at the Pima Mine, continue to the next page.

aerial view, 400 km brevet to Ariivaca

provided by Mike Sturgill.

I've never actually seen this pit from the road, but now I'm curious. I figure it's either an open pit mine or a UFO landing site.

Hole in the ground at the Pima Mine.

provided by Mike Sturgil

Arivaca is the southern most point on our journey. There are a fair number of rollers to get to the lunch stop.

aerial view, Arivaca, Arizona

provided by Mike Sturgill

Here's another aerial view of our southern most loop.

.aerial view, 400 km brevet to Ariivaca

provided by Mike Sturgill

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