Luis Vega is a Wilderness Columnist for the Kingman Miner. If you have comments or want to share experiences, write him at mohave4x4@yahoo.com.
Did you ever play with silly puddy when you were young?
The recent newspaper article about the 28-year-old New York man who was rescued off of the San Francisco peaks near Flagstaff twice in two days, off the same trail each time, motivated me to write this particular column.
Mohave County was settled because of mining.
For me, slot canyons conjure up the vision of narrow sandstone passageways in Utah’s famous red sandstone country. However, Mohave County also has its slot canyons.
Rock arches are beautiful features found in nature.
To really appreciate geology, it must be seen in the field and a good way is to go on a field trip.
The loss of human life is always tragic.
As the scant desert rain falls on the landscape of Mohave County, it follows the path of least resistance.
Faults are breaks in the surface of the earth.
During the 1970s, world events and greed collided to set off the great Arizona overthrust oil and gas play.
