Archaeological Site

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Man with glasses in the foreground speaking. Overlay text: "The Hiking CEO Shea Oliver," "Shea's Rapid Recap #46," detailing a journey through Arizona’s Past. Inset images showcase Coronado Forest, historic structures, and vibrant cactus scenes, all set against a sunny backdrop.
Explore historic Patagonia and Sonoita, AZ ranches, the scenic beauty of Coronado National Forest, and an unexpected challenge from a dirt road on my Ultimate American Quest.
A man with glasses smiles outdoors, featured in a collage with images of ancient ruins nestled in the Sonoran Desert. The text reads, "The Hiking CEO Shea Oliver" and "Shea’s Rapid Recap #42: Peace, Projects, and an Ancient Secret in the Sonoran Desert.
After spending time in the Sonoran Desert National Monument, working on trailer projects and walking in the desert, I explored the mysteries of the Casa Grande National Monument.
Collage of images featuring the Besh-Ba-Gowah Archaeological Site ruins, Miami Historic Downtown Bullion Plaza sign, Taco Ranchito restaurant, and ornate church interior. "The Hiking CEO Shea Oliver" logo and text: "Shea's Rapid Recap #34" bring these vivid glimpses to life.
After a few days of working and enjoying the desert, I needed water, a shower, and a little exploring, so I headed into Globe, Arizona, and checked out several interesting locations.
Stone wall with a small, arched alcove made of red bricks at the base, partially filled with stones. Overgrown greenery, including leaves and small yellow flowers, surrounds the structure like those near the historic Bay Furnace Ruins by Lake Superior, giving it an abandoned, rustic appearance.
With all that I've been learning about taconite and iron mining over the last few weeks, I decided to visit one more historic site connected with iron ore mining around Lake Superior.