Ketchup Post #2

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Feb 5,2020
Tucson and Environs


Mostly digging the Southwest ambiente of Tucson.
Bought a bike at a pawn shop and started riding it around the bike path Loop.
100 miles of bike path around Tucson... Lots of fun.

Eating a lot of tacos and what not
Plenty of food trucks on “La Strip” (my name for 22 Street area Southeast of City center).
However the absolute Mecca for great Mexican food turned out to be the Tono O’odham Native American Swap meet.
It was like a junk store bazaar with plenty of great eats.

We’ve hit a trail here and there. Some local parks in the city. Even made a return to Madera Canyon for a nice hike.
All in all Tucson is quite nice.

Here’s some photos.

Went to Nogales to get my teeth done. Even had a few tacos

Cienega Creek Trail South of Tucson





Taco De Cabeza


Miss Sciency laying into a Costilla de res at the Swap meet


Local Color



Definitely be on the lookout for this bus on  22nd street


Acorn Woodpecker laying hell on a phone pole



Fresh squeezed... Pretty fine



Menudo, as good as it comes




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