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On Wed, 02 Oct 2024 20:13:02 -0700, Don_from_AZ wrote:

> And in southern Arizona we have "Picacho Peak": 'picacho', of course,
> being Spanish for 'peak'.

I was in Ajo, I think in'95, when people in Tuscon found out it's not a 
good idea to build in something with 'rio' in the name even if it hasn't 
seen water in 100 years. The desert was beautiful that spring and even the 
wild garlic made its appearance.

I've thought about stopping at Pichaco but the part with the cables put me 
off. I've got good days and bad days when it comes to exposure.