September 2008
Photos for September 3, 2008
Pictured above is the Pasta Alla Pecan (left) and the Zesty Pecan Salad Dressing.
The works found at Artist of the Rim Gallery are all by Rim Country residents and juried in by peers for exhibition.
Donn Morris travels widely, photographing images and then re-creating them in watercolor. He says watercolor is a challenging medium -- you can't make a mistake with it.
Works at the gallery include painted gourds, sculptures, jewelry, paintings and pottery.
Potter Gary Houston creates his work in his Beaver Valley studio and shares it at Artists of the Rim Gallery in Payson.
Artists of the Rim Gallery features a wide array of works by Rim Country artists and provides an opportunity to meet the artists.
Know what to bring on your whitewater rafting trip of a lifetime.
This structure is the remnant of an arrastre. A burro pulled a grinding stone around and around in this pit to crush the gold ore. Several of these arrastre ruins can be found along the lower East Verde River.
A closer view of the entrance into the Crackerjack Mine -- one dare not go in very far.
Crackerjack Mine, seen from a distance here, is one of the mines of the area's early prospectors. It is located on Buckhorn Mesa.
Organizers expect more Rim Country contestants in this year's derby. Past derbies have been dominated by Phoenix drivers.
The contestants make a grand entry to introduce their vehicles to the audience.
The roar of engines and the clash of crashing metal and the cheers of fans will close the 54th Annual Northern Gila County Fair with the return of Honeycutt Rodeo's demolition derby. This year the event will feature several more contests, including one just for trucks. To learn more, call the Payson Parks and Recreation Department at (928) 474-5242, ext. 7.
Know what to bring on your whitewater rafting trip of a lifetime.
The works found at Artist of the Rim Gallery are all by Rim Country residents and juried in by peers for exhibition.
Donn Morris travels widely, photographing images and then re-creating them in watercolor. He says watercolor is a challenging medium — you can’t make a mistake with it.
Potter Gary Houston creates his work in his Beaver Valley studio and shares it at Artists of the Rim Gallery in Payson.
Artists of the Rim Gallery features a wide array of works by Rim Country artists and provides an opportunity to meet the artists.
This structure is the remnant of an arrastre. A burro pulled a grinding stone around and around in this pit to crush the gold ore. Several of these arrastre ruins can be found along the lower East Verde River.
Crackerjack Mine, seen from a distance here, is one of the mines of the area’s early prospectors. It is located on Buckhorn Mesa.
Organizers expect more Rim Country contestants in this year’s derby. Past derbies have been dominated by Phoenix drivers.
The roar of engines and the clash of crashing metal and the cheers of fans will close the 54th Annual Northern Gila County Fair with the return of Honeycutt Rodeo’s demolition derby. This year the event will feature several more contests, including one just for trucks. To learn more, call the Payson Parks and Recreation Department at (928) 474-5242, ext. 7.
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Question of the week
Do you think new Principal Anna Van Zile has a valid idea in eliminating the Asst. Principal and replacing it with an Athletic Director position that would share her duties as Principal?
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