Dane Beko wrote:


> I can believe it; I was born up near Cleveland so I know all about
> humidity. :-)  While it's true that Tucson has low humidity, we do get a
> bit when the monsoons hit (Jun/Jul/Aug) but that's usually it.  Phoenix
> is more humid than Tucson due to more water in reservoirs, etc.

I remember staying with an Aunt in Apache Junction... she had an old 
jeep no roof (did not need it that often) we drove through the desert on 
the sand just to see what we could see... Arizona was so wonderful.

One day while we were there the rain came and we took off in the jeep 
driving on gravel roads in the rain... it was so comfortable we did not 
mind getting wet.  We came to a gigantic cactus and stopped.  We 
literally watched a bloom open up from the top of the cactus... it was 
beautiful... it did not last long before it fell off.

I firmly believe that there is something special to experience in every 
part of the world.  I have been to the ocean, I have been to the 
equator, I have been to a desert... and now I long to come visit Alaska.

Allen
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