#arizona

[thelostcanyon]

Sierra Madre Yucca (Yucca madrensis), Little Rincon Mountains, Arizona.

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[wandering-jana]

Fall colors.

Kaibab National Forest, Arizona

Oct. 2019

[infinitemarilynmonroe]

Marilyn Monroe being interviewed upon her arrival in Phoenix, Arizona, 1956.

[tsamberwilson]

🍓🍒💦💦💦

[bignaz8]

Bobcat on a saguaro in the Santa Catalina Mountains. Tucson, Arizona

[oldmanpeace]

Phoenix, Arizona.

[arizona-official]

Cowards. It’s not hot until it gets over 100.

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[eternalbuildings]

617 E 17th St, Douglas, AZ

[thelostcanyon]

November along Ash Creek in the arid grassland near Mescal, Arizona.

[andmaybegayer]

go there

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[the-birth-of-art]

"Meanwhile in Tucson"

[lastoneout]

Okay but for real if you live in Maricopa County and voted by mail PLEASE go check the county recorder's webpage to make sure you didn't get flagged for a signature issue!! Apparently something like 12k are still waiting to be cured and we need every single one of those votes to send Kari Lake back to the fucking shadow realm where she belongs and also REPLACE Kyrsten Sinema with someone who's not going to do a stupid little curtsy while they tank progressive policies in the Senate!!

THERE IS STILL TIME PLS CHECK IF YOU LIVE THERE!!! Also maybe check even if you don't live there, I made sure mine got counted in Pima, we can make Blue Arizona happen!!! Check your ballots!!!!

[desert-love]

No, no, this isn't an AI-generated image! It's a 220 million-year-old petrified log located in Petrified Forest National Park, Arizona, USA. This park is famous for its vast petrified wood deposits. Petrified wood forms when minerals replace the wood fibers over millions of years, resulting in fossilized wood that can be as hard and colorful as gemstones. The log in the picture is entirely replaced by quartz crystals, making it sparkle in the close-up view. This log, dating back to the Late Triassic Period, about 225 to 207 million years ago, serves as a fascinating reminder of the ancient forests that once covered this area.