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Re: Jeepers in Arizona A Question
I second the motion ...
Jerome is an old mining town right out of the movies, and that's just the part you can get to with the family sedan and a pair of flip-flops. "MCD" <mdivecc1@san.rr.com> wrote in message news:sfdl61dqmo0mdvthfo35t7niqqproomr7g@4ax.com... > Harry, > > I'd recommend a side trip to Jerome. Its an interesting town > in itself, but the old railroad line that served the mines has > been converted to a jeep trail. Makes a nice day trip. Its basically > just a dirt road. My trip report: > http://www.silogic.com/jerome/jerome.htm > > Mark > |
Re: Jeepers in Arizona A Question
Me three!
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Jeff Strickland wrote: > > I second the motion ... > > Jerome is an old mining town right out of the movies, and that's just the > part you can get to with the family sedan and a pair of flip-flops. |
Re: Jeepers in Arizona A Question
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God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Jeff Strickland wrote: > > I second the motion ... > > Jerome is an old mining town right out of the movies, and that's just the > part you can get to with the family sedan and a pair of flip-flops. |
Re: Jeepers in Arizona A Question
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God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Jeff Strickland wrote: > > I second the motion ... > > Jerome is an old mining town right out of the movies, and that's just the > part you can get to with the family sedan and a pair of flip-flops. |
Re: Jeepers in Arizona A Question
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God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Jeff Strickland wrote: > > I second the motion ... > > Jerome is an old mining town right out of the movies, and that's just the > part you can get to with the family sedan and a pair of flip-flops. |
Re: Jeepers in Arizona A Question
My recollection is that the old hospital was closed after the mine closed in
the mid fifties. At Jerome's highest population there may have been as many as thirty thousand population. There were many boarding houses and other homes that are no longer there. Jerome burned "to the ground" many times. The Jeep road referred to is actually a dirt road that connects Jerome to Williams and Chino Valley. It is not specifically a Jeep trail. It is a cool ride. Out of Jerome there is a road that goes over the top of the mountain and provides an overlook of the town. Pretty tough road, 4 miles in about two-hours. The Gold King mine is not actually a mine but as some pretty interesting old machines. Be sure to stop at the Jerome Sate Pak and he Mine museum right in town. That train ride is great, You had some great pictures. Thanks for posting a link to your trip report. "Jeff Strickland" <spamcatcher@yahoo.net> wrote in message news:MZWdnXeFnPtbtvDfRVn-2w@ez2.net... > I second the motion ... > > Jerome is an old mining town right out of the movies, and that's just the > part you can get to with the family sedan and a pair of flip-flops. > > > > > > "MCD" <mdivecc1@san.rr.com> wrote in message > news:sfdl61dqmo0mdvthfo35t7niqqproomr7g@4ax.com... > > Harry, > > > > I'd recommend a side trip to Jerome. Its an interesting town > > in itself, but the old railroad line that served the mines has > > been converted to a jeep trail. Makes a nice day trip. Its basically > > just a dirt road. My trip report: > > http://www.silogic.com/jerome/jerome.htm > > > > Mark > > > > |
Re: Jeepers in Arizona A Question
My recollection is that the old hospital was closed after the mine closed in
the mid fifties. At Jerome's highest population there may have been as many as thirty thousand population. There were many boarding houses and other homes that are no longer there. Jerome burned "to the ground" many times. The Jeep road referred to is actually a dirt road that connects Jerome to Williams and Chino Valley. It is not specifically a Jeep trail. It is a cool ride. Out of Jerome there is a road that goes over the top of the mountain and provides an overlook of the town. Pretty tough road, 4 miles in about two-hours. The Gold King mine is not actually a mine but as some pretty interesting old machines. Be sure to stop at the Jerome Sate Pak and he Mine museum right in town. That train ride is great, You had some great pictures. Thanks for posting a link to your trip report. "Jeff Strickland" <spamcatcher@yahoo.net> wrote in message news:MZWdnXeFnPtbtvDfRVn-2w@ez2.net... > I second the motion ... > > Jerome is an old mining town right out of the movies, and that's just the > part you can get to with the family sedan and a pair of flip-flops. > > > > > > "MCD" <mdivecc1@san.rr.com> wrote in message > news:sfdl61dqmo0mdvthfo35t7niqqproomr7g@4ax.com... > > Harry, > > > > I'd recommend a side trip to Jerome. Its an interesting town > > in itself, but the old railroad line that served the mines has > > been converted to a jeep trail. Makes a nice day trip. Its basically > > just a dirt road. My trip report: > > http://www.silogic.com/jerome/jerome.htm > > > > Mark > > > > |
Re: Jeepers in Arizona A Question
My recollection is that the old hospital was closed after the mine closed in
the mid fifties. At Jerome's highest population there may have been as many as thirty thousand population. There were many boarding houses and other homes that are no longer there. Jerome burned "to the ground" many times. The Jeep road referred to is actually a dirt road that connects Jerome to Williams and Chino Valley. It is not specifically a Jeep trail. It is a cool ride. Out of Jerome there is a road that goes over the top of the mountain and provides an overlook of the town. Pretty tough road, 4 miles in about two-hours. The Gold King mine is not actually a mine but as some pretty interesting old machines. Be sure to stop at the Jerome Sate Pak and he Mine museum right in town. That train ride is great, You had some great pictures. Thanks for posting a link to your trip report. "Jeff Strickland" <spamcatcher@yahoo.net> wrote in message news:MZWdnXeFnPtbtvDfRVn-2w@ez2.net... > I second the motion ... > > Jerome is an old mining town right out of the movies, and that's just the > part you can get to with the family sedan and a pair of flip-flops. > > > > > > "MCD" <mdivecc1@san.rr.com> wrote in message > news:sfdl61dqmo0mdvthfo35t7niqqproomr7g@4ax.com... > > Harry, > > > > I'd recommend a side trip to Jerome. Its an interesting town > > in itself, but the old railroad line that served the mines has > > been converted to a jeep trail. Makes a nice day trip. Its basically > > just a dirt road. My trip report: > > http://www.silogic.com/jerome/jerome.htm > > > > Mark > > > > |
Re: Jeepers in Arizona A Question
My recollection is that the old hospital was closed after the mine closed in
the mid fifties. At Jerome's highest population there may have been as many as thirty thousand population. There were many boarding houses and other homes that are no longer there. Jerome burned "to the ground" many times. The Jeep road referred to is actually a dirt road that connects Jerome to Williams and Chino Valley. It is not specifically a Jeep trail. It is a cool ride. Out of Jerome there is a road that goes over the top of the mountain and provides an overlook of the town. Pretty tough road, 4 miles in about two-hours. The Gold King mine is not actually a mine but as some pretty interesting old machines. Be sure to stop at the Jerome Sate Pak and he Mine museum right in town. That train ride is great, You had some great pictures. Thanks for posting a link to your trip report. "Jeff Strickland" <spamcatcher@yahoo.net> wrote in message news:MZWdnXeFnPtbtvDfRVn-2w@ez2.net... > I second the motion ... > > Jerome is an old mining town right out of the movies, and that's just the > part you can get to with the family sedan and a pair of flip-flops. > > > > > > "MCD" <mdivecc1@san.rr.com> wrote in message > news:sfdl61dqmo0mdvthfo35t7niqqproomr7g@4ax.com... > > Harry, > > > > I'd recommend a side trip to Jerome. Its an interesting town > > in itself, but the old railroad line that served the mines has > > been converted to a jeep trail. Makes a nice day trip. Its basically > > just a dirt road. My trip report: > > http://www.silogic.com/jerome/jerome.htm > > > > Mark > > > > |
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