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Man in orange helmet talks in foreground; logo "The Hiking CEO Shea Oliver" above. Three inset images: stone building with statue, a bus named "Royal Traveler," and a person eating a sandwich. Text: "Shea's Rapid Recap #47 Coronado National Forest and Memorial plus Fort Huachuca, Bisbee, & Arizona's National Scenic Trail.
Exploring Coronado National Forest, hiking sky islands, visiting military museums, and savoring local flavors in Bisbee. An adventure worth every step!
The historic Old County Courthouse in Ontonagon is a charming red brick building with green vines climbing its walls, surrounded by lush trees and grass. A stone monument with a plaque stands on the right. The scene is peaceful and verdant, with a cloudy sky visible through the leaves.
As I headed to the Lakeshore Park from the Ontonagon Lighthouse, I drove past this old brick building covered with Ivy and had to stop to explore and take some photographs.
A bronze sculpture depicting a person plowing with a horse takes center stage on a wooden cabinet at the Platte Valley Historical Society Museum. Capturing mid-movement action, signs urge "Please Do Not Touch," while framed documents adorn the wall behind, enriching the historical narrative.
After getting a little bit of work done, I decided to head into town and check out the local history. The Platte Valley Historical Society has done a fantastic job preserving area history.
A black Jeep and a small teardrop camper parked on a grassy area near trees at David City Campground. A picnic table and signpost are visible in the background, capturing the essence of a perfect July day in nature.
After a pleasant day on the road, even if I was a little hacked about missing out on Czech food, I rolled into David City to spend some time with my brother and his kids.
A historic cannon with large wooden wheels is displayed on a wooden platform, set on a grassy field with historical buildings in the background.
An unexpected hidden gem of a national historic site! Like all sites in the national Park system this one is unbelievably well done and even has a full-time blacksmith.
The Stafford Air & Space Museum's modern entrance boasts a sleek building with large windows under a blue sky. A fighter jet is mounted vertically by the entrance, and a capsule-shaped structure stands proudly nearby, enhancing the open and inviting atmosphere of its spacious paved area.
As I rolled across Oklahoma, I knew there was one place I would absolutely have to visit - the museum of one of my favorite Air Force generals who drove the development of the F-16.
A historic red brick building with "Marshall Co." engraved above the entrance features a tall central tower with a conical roof and ornate details, embodying the rich heritage of Marshall County. Autumn leaves on nearby trees add vibrant color. A blue and yellow historical marker is visible in front, under an overcast sky.
The Marshall County Courthouse caught my eye as I was walking around town. It was an eye-opening experience to go into my first small-town museum and learn about local history.
Chase County Veterans Memorial Park entrance sign with logos of various military branches and an informational plaque on the right.
After a couple of days of working, I headed back to Cottonwood Falls to stop by Swope Park and snap a few pics of the Veterans Memorial