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The old Hotel Stanton in Arizona -- in Yavapai County, and used now as an RV park. A few of the town's original buildings have been restored, including the hotel, which used to serve as a stage station.
More Liz Fraboni
photos ....
WATKINS GLEN, June 12, 2018 -- Back at the editor's request are more photos by Liz Fraboni of Watkins Glen -- whose work we carried here many, many times a few years ago.
These are scenes Liz captured through her lens while visiting relatives recently in Arizona -- a dry desert area featuring cactus and barbed wire and structures reminisent of a bygone age, as well as the magnificence of the Grand Canyon and other vistas.
One place she visited was a former mining town called Stanton that over the years was abandoned, then occupied by hippies, and then -- in the 1970s -- was acquired by a mining association and turned into a members-only recreational vehicle park, open six months a year. The association restored several of the town's buildings.
These photos -- the 52nd group by Fraboni featured on these pages over the years -- are hopefully just a precursor of more groups to follow.
Left: Two lonely flowers in an arid landscape. Right: A useful tool.
Cacti and boulders rule this landscape.
Left: A cactus closeup. Right: A parched sentinel.
Left: Barbed wire, a common sight. Right: Beauty among the thorns.
Reaching skyward.
An Opera House from the 19th century.
An Arizona vista.
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And from other vistas, including the Grand Canyon, came the following from Liz:
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