There is surreal quality to experiencing mother nature’s two extremes side by side and snowfall in the desert is the perfect example. Those living in Arizona and New Mexico are accustomed to living with sometimes agonizing heat that the west brings, but this New Year began bestowed a chilly break

The Anthem Veterans Memorial (AVM) in Anthem, Arizona, is a monument in honor of the service and sacrifice of the United States armed forces. It is, however, “incomplete” 364 days per year. To fully appreciate it, you have to be there at a very specific time. And sun. “At precisely 11:11 a.m. [PT]

As Good As Oven source Why Complain When You Can Just Use Gloves? source Took Advantage Of The Heat In Scottsdale And Baked Cookies In The Car source Arizona Isn’t That Hot Hey Said, 120 Isn’t That Bad source This Plastic Mailbox Melted Due To The Heat In Mesa, Arizona source My Neighbors Put Up

As Good As Oven source Why Complain When You Can Just Use Gloves? source Took Advantage Of The Heat In Scottsdale And Baked Cookies In The Car source Arizona Isn’t That Hot Hey Said, 120 Isn’t That Bad source This Plastic Mailbox Melted Due To The Heat In Mesa, Arizona source My Neighbors Put Up

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