One was not enough…

A blog by Monica Etcheverry

Definitely, one post was not enough to share the pics I have from Old Tucson! Here are some more!!

In a stunning continuation of the wild west tale, a red stagecoach pulled by two brown horses travels on a dirt road, driven by a person in a cowboy hat.
Imagine the temperature, the “driver” couldn’t wait to get to his destination and must have stopped at an ice-cream shop somewhere hidden in the mountains!!
A two-story building labeled "Hotel Del Toro" proudly stands with its one elegant arched balcony, set against a sandy foreground under a clear blue sky.
Waited and waited for a long time in case “El Zorro” would make an appearance but nah!!
Framed photos and a sign reading "High Chaparral TV Series, filmed at Old Tucson Studios, 1966 to 1971" are displayed on one wall.

Some pics of the stars from the High Chaparral series.

Some pics from the western town.

An old Western-style building with a sign reading "The Doctor's Apothecary" stands proudly under the clear blue sky. Its quaint wood and stucco elements, along with the inviting porch and upper balcony, are enough to transport one back in time.
A rustic adobe building with a wooden porch sits under a clear blue sky, where one was not enough. A single wagon waits on the left side of the sandy yard, and mountains loom majestically in the background.
In a dusty Old West town scene, wooden buildings, including a livery stable, stand under a clear blue sky—evoking an era when one horse was enough for every cowboy.
A dusty street scene with weathered wooden and stucco buildings, resembling an old western town under a clear blue sky, is enough to transport you back in time.
One of the bravest cowboys in the wild west: John Wayne
Nestor and me, waiting for the blacksmith do some jobs for us.
End of the story!! It was great to visit this place, I felt I travelled backwards in time to the wild west!

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