3/15/2026 After leaving the canyon campground, we took the scenic drive.
Then we headed to Safford, AZ where they have several medical facilities. I opted to go to the emergency room because of insurance. My tick bite is not better, and several people recommended that I should see another physician. After he consulted the CDC protocol for tick bites, he ordered a script for Doxycycline. I am continuing the antiviral, too, since the vesicles do look similar to shingles. While I spent a couple of hours in ER, Ron did the grocery shopping and a pump out. Following that, we did our much needed laundry. (each washer-$7.00 very expensive).
To finish our very busy day, we followed the Coronado Trail to a tiny campground (5 sites) at 7200 feet. The trail has over 400 switchbacks, high climbs and steep drop-offs (but it is paved). Mining is a big operation there The Morenci mine covers a number of miles with some huge mining trucks. This mine is North America's leading open-pit copper mine. It began as an underground mine in the 1870s and transitioned to open-pit mining in 1939.


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