Where is this Indian?

[Fox Mike]

Where is he located?

 

[Bob Wright]

Judging by the saguaro I'd say Arizona, near Tucson.

Bob Wright

 

[Colonialgirl]

Judging by the saguaro I'd say Arizona, near Tucson.

Bob Wright

My Thinking too Bob, although there might be some terrain like that up around Prescott too.

 

[Bob Wright]

Judging by the saguaro I'd say Arizona, near Tucson.

Bob Wright

My Thinking too Bob, although there might be some terrain like that up around Prescott too.

Maybe so, but don't remember that much saguaro around Prescott. thinking closer to the Mexican border.

Bob Wright

P.S. You're in Florida, and I'm in Tennessee, and we're talking like a couple of sourdoughs!

 

[6gun]

More like west of Tucson, out past old Tucson.

 

[sfhogman]

Agree with 6gun. Looks like Saguaro National Monument.

 

[Busterswoodshop]

Catalina or Rincon Mountains.

 

[Huhwhat?]

It's not Prescott. I live in the Prescott area, and we're too high elevation to have saguaro. They don't grow here at all.

 

[Colonialgirl]

Judging by the saguaro I'd say Arizona, near Tucson.

Bob Wright

My Thinking too Bob, although there might be some terrain like that up around Prescott too.

Maybe so, but don't remember that much saguaro around Prescott. thinking closer to the Mexican border.

Bob Wright

P.S. You're in Florida, and I'm in Tennessee, and we're talking like a couple of sourdoughs!

Use to get up to Prescott on business, had a little brother that lived there and passed through on my way East or West several times. It was a "short cut" (before the interstates) cutting up from the highway out of Orange County, CA headed toward Albuquerque, NM; learned from my Uncle that use to drive truck across there. It was a way to Avoid Phoenix, kinda the hypotenuse of the triangle so to speak; You ended up in Flagstaff,AZ and then on into NM.

 

[6gun]

Agree with 6gun. Looks like Saguaro National Monument.

Yup in Saguaro national park.

 

[Tenbore]

Looks like he is on the side of a hill??

 

[Fox Mike]

Looks like he is on the side of a hill??

Actually that hill is called a mountain. It IS the Saguaro National Monument but it is the one to the East of Tuscon in the Rincon Mountains.

 

[Cooperhawk]

Looks like he is on the side of a hill??

Actually that hill is called a mountain. It IS the Saguaro National Monument but it is the one to the East of Tuscon in the Rincon Mountains.

Yup, we were right there last March.

 

[Ale-8(1)]

Hill, mountain, it's all a matter of scale.

 

[Coop]

Definitely Tucson- National Monument area - oldest son and I used to bike around there when he was at U of A, and I would visit.

There is, also, a west-east band of saquaro cactus south of Prescott and north of Phoenix, visible off I-17 around the Bumble Bee exit. You can also travel thru it going north of Aquila toward Prescott from the west, as described in Colonialgirl's comment. AIR, the optimum elevation for naturally growing saquaro cactus is around 2200 feet ASL.

 

[4kdave]

2200 feet isn't a Mountain !!!!!!

 

[Bob Wright]

2200 feet isn't a Mountain !!!!!!

Depends on wheter you're riding or walking.

Bob Wright

 

[Busterswoodshop]

I don't believe he said a mountain was 2200 feet.
He said sahuaros grow at that altitude.

 

[mohavesam]

Doesn't look like an Indian to me. Where's the tank shifter?

 

[Fox Mike]

I don't believe he said a mountain was 2200 feet.
He said sahuaros grow at that altitude.

I didn't call it a mountain...someone else did look at a map.

 

[Rick Courtright]

2200 feet isn't a Mountain !!!!!!

Hi,

From here, 2200 feet is DOWN HILL! But we've got no saguaros... wrong desert!

Rick C

 

[Mickey D]

Looks like he is on the side of a hill??

What he said