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Archive for 11. May 2011
Greer, Arizona! View of the Lodge!
11. May 2011 by Teri Ellis.
Just yesterday morning, a landmark located in northern Arizona, burned down. Fortunately, I’ve been one of the many who had the opportunity to visit this pristine area. I’ve taken 
several photos of the Lodge and the area, and share them here.
Located about three hours north and east of Mesa, Arizona, this mountain community is special. Scattered around the “former” Lodge are cabins, catch and release fishing, green, green meadows and lakes, streams and trees and mountains.
Truly this amazing 
Lodge will be missed sitting as a reminder that a community such as this still is alive and well. I’ve heard the owner will rebuild, and I, of course, will continue to visit and enjoy the beauty of northern Arizona.
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