I wanted to post the last part of my January adventure. It turned out to be one of the most enjoyable days of my whole trip.
Following the signs from the freeway that run throughTucson, I drove right to the turn off for Old Town Tucson. The road was one of those small roller coaster roads with dips and twists and ups and downs. Just driving it was a hoot!
A horse stable in the middle of town.
Ended up in a gun fight. What is it with those people who get drunk and want to fight?
Does anyone recognize this building? My daughter's favorite movie was shot here called "The Three Amigos" with Steve Martin .... That line from the tall pole was one that he used to slide down to the ground.
To me, this was the best show in town with another gun fight. See the cowboy climbing the ladder.
Surprise, the other cowboy pushed him and the ladder off and down he went. We were all gasping at such a long fall.
The third cowboy shot the guy on top the building.
If you look close, you can see the 2nd cowboy falling just past the 2nd window after he got shot.
I gotta hand it to these stuntmen. they put on a spectacularly funny and interesting show. My Canadian friends and I were in awe.
Linking to Good Fences
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11 comments:
the three amigos reference made me grin! such a cute, silly and funny movie. :) thanks for linking up, ruth!
Looks like a fun place to visit. Great photos.
Oh- what a fun bit you saw there! Love that you were able to catch some shows there. xo Diana
You really were in the Wild Wild West! I love the Amigos building!
Tucson is such a wonderful place! Great post.
Interesting post. Thanks
And also Happy Easter to you.
Sounds like a fun place. I would enjoy seeing the old west shootout.
great photo, luv the story; have a nice Monday
much love...
Dian, I went back to double check... You didnt post for museums.... This about as natural museum as you can find. Hope everyone else stopped by. Ginger
Back to the wild west !
I want to see this show!
Fun shots.
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