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Re: Tonight's Feature What Historic Land Mark is Close by You?


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Posted by J3cub on February 25, 2013 at 17:40:41 from (68.0.178.94):

In Reply to: Tonight's Feature What Historic Land Mark is Close by You? posted by John B. on February 25, 2013 at 14:39:19:

Where I farmed here in Arizona for 20 years was a area with a lot of history. 25 miles west of me was a natural fort called Cochise Stronghold. It was surronded by mountains and had only one way in and one way out. Cochise and his band holed up there and was never captured. And to the East about 20 miles was fabled Turkey Creek where Johnny Ringo rode from Tombstone and commited suicide under a tree and his grave is still next to a big tree beside the little road. And a little farther up in the chirichua mountains is the chirichua national mounment, Home to thosands of balanced rocks and stone totem poles of differfnt colors. And starting in 1951 I lived for a few years in Florence Colorado My dad bought a ranch that started at the south city limits of Florence and went South. At that time there was some remains of the old gold smelter on the ranch from the days that they brought the gold ore down from the Cripple Creek area by rail to the smelter. Also in 1994 the government built the big federal supermax prison on a 640 acre block of the land. It is the prison where they have Timothy McVey's partner and the shoe bomber and several of the terrorist group. My dad retained a small portion of the mineral rights when he sold the ranch and the government forced him to sell them his minerals when they built the prison.


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