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Arizona Highways January 1980 Volume 56 Number 1
Published by Arizona Department of Transportation, Phoenix, AZ, 1980
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No Binding. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket As Issued. The magazine is spotless and undamaged except for faint impressions where a paper clip was used at the top edges of the front and back covers. It will be packed with a backing card, bubble-wrapped and shipped in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "In the Valley of the Shadows" (The early Mexican people along the border had a very special name for the trail through Santa Cruz Valley. The called it 'The Deadman's Highway') by Ronald McCoy; "Spend a Day in Outer Space" (Apollo scientists, stargazers extroardinary, and the compound eye of one of the world's mightiest telescopes--they're all here in the Tucson Corridor) by Ellen Hale and Richard G. Stahl; "A Ride on the Wild Side" (An high-country adventure: pack trip into the beautiful, little-known wilderness of the Santa Catalina Mountains) by James Tallon; "Arizona South" (Few areas offer a greater conglomeration of things to see--both natural and man-made--than the crazy quilt piece of real estate called the 'Tucson Corridor') by Don Schellie; "Back Road to Ruby" (Ruby, forlornly sown amid the baked and scrubby hills, is the focal point of the story strewn Ruby Road, a dusty passage into Arizona's gritty past) by Dan McGowan and "Bookshelf" by Mary Lu Moore.
