Kitt Peak, Arizona
May 13, 2006
Bonnie and I are members of the Old
Pueblo Miata Club, located here in Tucson. This is an unusual
automobile club in that the emphasis is on get-togethers and travel, rather than
maintaining and improving our Miata sports cars. Because of this, there
are about as many women as men members.
Kitt Peak is located about 62 miles southwest of our Tucson
home. The peak is best known for being the home of the
largest group of observatories in the world. Click
here if you'd like to learn more about this interesting mountain and all the
telescopes.
There were a total of 13 Miatas on the Kitt Peak "chili sampling"
trip (everyone cooked their favorite chili recipe for other members to sample).
Depending on the time of the day and the elevation, the
temperature ranged from about 80F to 100F degrees, which meant that it
was very comfortable on the mountain but hot driving through the desert. The following are
20 of the best of the 116 pictures that were taken by
Bonnie and I . . . enjoy!
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