Litchfield AZ

[SVO4PWR2]

Taking a little vacation to Litchfield Az. with the family.
We plan on doing typical site seeing but if there something thats worth seeing
even if its a couple of hours of driving.
On the list Wildlife Zoo & aquarium ... couple of car museums

thanks
-RICH-

[Mike Croke]

http://www.arizonahighways.com/

http://www.arizonaautoscene.com/

Saturday afternoon/evening is the Pavillions car show in Scottsdale (http://www.arizonaautoscene.com/events/rock-roll-car-show-2014-04-12). Runs every Saturday year round for the past 25 years or so. Always an interesting mix of vehicles.

Pima Air Museum in Tucson (http://www.pimaair.org/) would be a couple hours from Litchfield, AZ. Don't be fooled by the miles as I-10 is mostly 75 mph speed limit. You could even possibly spot a red SVO down there.

The red rocks of Sedona, AZ are beautiful with plenty of hiking.

In the Phoenix area, you can hike South Mountain and Camelback Mountain.

[BLK BRD 88]

If you are going to be in AZ until the 3rd of May there is a Viet Nam Veteran's benefit cruise/car show
to the world zoo & aquarium on the 3rd of May.

Also the Mixteca Cruise every Friday/Saturday Evening at 67th Ave & Bell Rd Peoria Az........I prefer it to the Pavilions Cruise in Scottsdale, plus it is a lot closer to Litchfield Park.

http://nancyperryproductions.webs.com/

Ron

[SVO4PWR2]

The family and I had a great time in Arizona.
We stayed at the Wigwam resort. A great place to vacation.

Got in a few places that were mentioned -Sedona - Old town Scottsdale - couple of museums - cars and coffee

I tried to talk the girls into a five hour ride to Vegas but i couldn't guarantee that there was a pool as nice as the one at the Wigwam.

-RICH-
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[Meotchh]

Ahh yes, the WigWam is pretty nice. You would not have been happy with the Mustang 50th in Vegas. Sedona was a better choice. I highly recommend going to Sedona in December. The weather is still nice & the light shows in town are pretty cool.

[svono50]

Caught this one a bit late. I would have recommended a visit to the Bumble Bee Ranch (http://www.bumblebeeranch.com/) for some trail riding or a desert 4x4 adventure. Did that many moons ago and had a great time. Our trail tour guide turned out to be the ranch's owner and she even had to shag some guys off the ranch that were illegally panning for gold. A drawn rifle across the saddle helped persuade them to 'move along' rather quickly. Not sure if that was staged, but certainly added a facet to a cool horse ride. Another place is the cruise night at Fountain Hills that Mark Haas introduced me to. Glad you had a good time.