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VIDEO: Bisbee, AZ. BLM Boondocking & Pit Mine

Camper_Jeff___K
Nomad III
Nomad III
Bisbee, AZ. BLM Boondocking & Pit Mine5
If anyone's interead...
BLM Boondocking In BISBEE AZ and Open Pit Mine.
Leaving Yuma and the Imperial Reservoir, Heading To Enjoy BLM Camping In
Bisbee Arizona an Interesting Town with
Lots To See & Do, You Just Have To
Be There During The Busy Season
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Reality_Check
Nomad II
Nomad II
The history and side streets of Bisbee are fascinating. Town center has turned a bit strange, but always worth the see. If I recall correctly, the town has burned to the ground 3 times??

In agreement with more to see in New Mexico for sure.

Thanks for the TR!!
'16 F550 CC, 4x4 with Link Ultraride air suspension, '18 AF 1150. Just so we can play with our snowmobiles, dirt bikes and fishing boat. And new 20' tag along...kayaks, bikes, mc's and extra water and food!!

Bedlam
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I visited there by motorcycle in the Fall of 2017. We camped farther north in Benson and drove the canyon down that way.

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3_tons
Explorer III
Explorer III
Oops, Upon re-read, I meant ‘ancestors’ - dummy me - lol

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Camper_Jeff___K
Nomad III
Nomad III
3 tons wrote:
Dr J the Canuck wrote:
Love that little town……For those with a morbid interest in graveyards...there is one right next door.


Personally, I don’t see it as morbid at all 🙂 …Here in the west, I look forward to visiting a few Pioneer cemeteries as I see it as a token way of showing respect to our decedents (of a much harder time…) who struggled and passed..JMO

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I agree. Reading the tombstones at the old Vinginia City cemetery was very interesting.

3_tons
Explorer III
Explorer III
Dr J the Canuck wrote:
Love that little town……For those with a morbid interest in graveyards...there is one right next door.


Personally, I don’t see it as morbid at all 🙂 …Here in the west, I look forward to visiting a few Pioneer cemeteries as I see it as a token way of showing respect to our ancestors (of a much harder time…) who struggled and passed..JMO

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Camper_Jeff___K
Nomad III
Nomad III
3 Tons, thank you kindly, glad you enjoyed it.

Dr J the Canuck. I tried to stay at the RV Park where the underground mine tour was located but the place was all full up. May have been a blessing in disguise because the pit mine was right there on the other side of the fence and wind was howling through the whole park like a beast. The pit may have worked like what sailors call an acceleration zone. There is a lot of stuff in New Mexico and Arizona I plan to return to with Kelli and do it right. The BLM campground at the Valley of Fires is one of them.

Dr_J_the_Canuck
Explorer
Explorer
Love that little town. Stayed at the Shady Dell on two occasions. They have a website (theshadydell). If you would like to stay in a vintage trailer, watch outdoor movies and be able to walk to town...its a treat. For those with a morbid interest in graveyards...there is one right next door.

3_tons
Explorer III
Explorer III
Great report Jeff, many thanks for the virtual tour!!…I checked out the pit mine info and it was formerly rich with copper, with some gold and silver…Wishing you well with your camper Sir 🙂

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