Bisbee

It’s so beautiful

Its a VERY small town. Has a Ok, museum and you do get to take some good pictures. Every place is worth viviting once but you’d be hard trying to spend a whole day here.

One of Arizona’s hidden treasures. At one time it was a booming mining town, the biggest city between St. Louis and San Francisco. Then when the mines ceased to produce, everyone left. Now it is a friendly town full of hippies, yuppies, retired folks and active folks. I strongly suggest you visit!

. . . i absolutely fell in love with it! I went to college at cochise, where i played soccer. my roommate and I were totally connected at the hip back then, I loved her sooo much and still do! We used to go every chance we could get. We would take our skateboard and just ride around, walk around, whatever. The atmosphere was too inviting. We had to explore every inch of it. We would take the stairs of course, and dart off the beaten path every corner. We took the Queen Mine tour with my mom and sister when they came to visit from TX. We admired all the ‘Art Cars’. We would snack at The Grateful Bread Bakery, get shakes at Dots Diner. The place is amazing. I cant wait to visit again with my husband! For the Hippies at Heart most definatley!

saying theres nothing to do here is just a lame excuse for being an alcoholic or a slut. I’ve been on top of most of the buildings downtown, in the middle of the night. I’ve been to the BOTTOM of the lavender pit.(fun as hell)I’ve explored every nook and crannie of the queen mine, because theres a tiny hole in the iron door that tiny people can fit into, and explore the places the tour won’t take you, or let you go. I’ve explored countless minshafts and abandonned mines, and climbed most of the mountains. And i still don’t have trouble finding things to do.