What Are Apache Tears? Of course, the stone referred to as Apache Tears has been around for millions of years; back to the time of active volcanoes – and not created by crying Apaches. Apache Tears are found all over the southwest: California, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico and Mexico.
Yes, another outing and another drone crash.
David Jones, Jane Jones, Scott Giles and myself went out to Carney Springs Road to film the B-rolls for the episode of Apache Kid’s Cave. Our intent was to have Scott fly the drone from the parking lot or a spot near by up to the cave. We had no intention of hiking to the cave that day.
But reality often changes one’s plans.
Baseball has a very long and quirky history. Many splinters and odd twists. The episode of Geronimo Park is one of those strange baseball splinter stories. Hank Sheffer tells the full story in the Geronimo Park episode. See additional highlights for this episode in this post.
We’ve all watched the old western movies and have seen some “reenactments” of old west train robberies. Well of course, they never quite happened the way they are shown in the movies. Actually, the real stories are much more interesting. Here are two stories of real, old western, Arizona train robberies as told by Arizona’s official state historian, Marshall Trimble.
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