TonyF*'s photos with the keyword: Tucson

In my opinion, a very creative fence. The address (made from old license plates) is to the left of the gate.

Tumamoc Hill is a popular walking area. This house and bench are at the beginning of the road, a climb of about 210 meters in a bit over 2 km. The hill is actually higher but the upper part is blocked off to the public. There are scenic benches on the way up and at the end of the public area, but I like this one better. I have walked up the hill many times, always early in the morning, and never seen anyone on this bench. I’ve seen people seated on the benches further up the hill. The photos of loved ones on the table to the right and the many other offerings indicate that this is an important place for other people who may not be among the early morning walkers.

Dunbar/Spring neighborhood is just north of downtown Tucson, Arizona, USA. It is named after John Spring, one of Tucson'a first teachers, and Paul Lawrence Dunbar, an African-American poet. It was probably the first African-American neighborhood in Tucson.

This is part of the Rillito River Park in Tucson, Arizona, USA. There are over 36 km of paved trails along the Rillito River that hook up with other trails to form a loop. The trails are used by joggers, biciclysts, and walkers. I have jogged past this bench 2-3 times a week for more than two years and never seen anyone sitting on the bench, hence the title: "Lonely Bench." The photo was taken just before dawn because it's too hot at other times.