GGR 246 American
Experience
2002 Focus: Cultural
Geography of the Southwest
(Listed as GGR 299 for Fall 2002)
Prof. Tom Paradis
PHOTO PAGE
SOUTHERN ARIZONA TRIP: Nov 8-10, 2002
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 SP Railway engine 1774 towers over Monica at Globe, AZ. (Photo: Brianne) |
 Robert, Tom, Mark, and Stefaan (left to right) remember younger days, standing in front of Bisbee High School. (Photo: Brianne) |
 Brianne and Monica at Roosevelt Lake, AZ. (Photo: Brianne) |
 Watch out, Bisbee! NAU class incoming. (Photo: Brianne) |
 Learning about mining and reclamation in Miami, AZ.. Wanting to learn as much as possible, Tom (headphones) tries tuning into the radio broadcast version of the display. (Photo: Tom Paradis) |
 Communing with the (imagined) past in Tombstone. (Photo: Tom Paradis) |
 The class poses, squinting in the low sun, in front of Old #1774 in Globe. (Thanks, Linda, for taking the photo!) |
 An aerial view of the group, standing within feet of the Mexican border at Nogales. (photo: Tom Paradis) |
 The multicultural shopping experience with the Mexican port of entry in the background, in Nogales, AZ. (Photo: Tom Paradis) |
 It wouldn't be a trip through rural Arizona without at least one of these! Here, we attempt to make our way to Roosevelt Lake from Globe. (Photo: Tom Paradis) |
 Relaxing on the bridge in Miami, AZ. Tom (center) still trying to tune in that pesky educational radio show. (Photo: Tom Paradis) |
 Perhaps the most striking cultural landscape of the trip: The centralized control of the walled Mexican border, overlooking the Nogales retail district. (Photo: Tom Paradis) |
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