Arizona Highways July 1998 (Arizona and 50 similar items

MACK HUGHESOF THE HASHKNIFEthe top hands who rode the rankest horses, roped and threw 1,500-pound wild cattle, and worked and slept outdoors in freezing winter storms and blistering Arizona summers." SEDONA'S RED ROCK COUNTRYZj ? SEDONA'S RED ROCNestled among its fabled red cliffs, Sedona thrives as a haven for tourists seeking a retreat from the bustle of a busy world.recreation historyTHE REBEL MOLLIE MONROE"Her story is a kind of morality play" writes author Leo W. Banks, "about the self-fulfillment that comes from being a celebrity, human weakness, the clash between a woman's choices, and the expectations of a frontier town." COWBOY COW PASTURE GOLFIt all takes place on the Diamond X Ranch on the south fork of the Little Colorado River a few mile: east of Eagar. And this game's just a tad different from the kind of golf you may be accustomed to. For instance: There are no carts. You ride a horse. And the cups on the greens, well, one of them istravel WOODEN INDIANS ALONG THE BACK ROAD FROM CROWN KING TO WAGONER have been wood-carvers. Ralph Gallagher, who lives near Morristown, and his sons still sculpt wooden Indians and sell them worldwide. Here in the rugged heights of the Bradshaw Mountains are the remains of ghost towns, gold and silver mines, stage stations, Indian battle sites, and old graves. Authors: Arizona Highways Binding: Paperback Edition: 7 Features: Arizona Highways July 1998 vol 74 No. 7 Label: Arizona Highways Manufacturer: Arizona Highways Publication Date: 1998 Publisher: Arizona Highways Studio: Arizona Highways