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Ranger Sarah is at the 6575 ft Monezuma Pass. Ranger Sarah plans on hiking the Coronado Trail to the Joe's Canyon Trail, following it to the Yaqui Ridge Trail the down to the US/Mexico Border. This hike is part of the Arizona Trail, and it will take Ranger Sarah to the terminus at the US/Mexico border and International Boundary Marker 102. It will be a 4 mile round trip.
—Coronado National Memorial.

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Ranger Sarah stops at Las Cienegas National Conservation Area. She is dispersed camping for the night. A big shout out to BLM and Local fire crews for putting out the wildfire just before Ranger Sarah arrived. After talking with fire crews and BLM Law Enforcement, Ranger Sarah was cleared to camp in the area. Ranger Sarah discovered as she was driving to her next location that the fire started at a spot along the main highway.

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Ranger Sarah stands in the Nave. There were no pews or side chapels; the church is in the form of a long hall. Lining the walls are four side altars where devotional candles could be placed. Statues of saints stood in the niches above. After its abandonment in 1848, the roof was removed and local settlers re-used the timbers.
— at Tumacácori National Historical Park.

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Ranger Sarah found a Foothill Palo Verde Tree (Parkinsonia microphylla). The Arizona State Tree. It is native to the deserts of the Southwestern United States, particularly in Arizona. The name "Palo Verde" means "green stick" in Spanish, a fitting name for a tree whose bark photosynthesizes, giving it a vibrant green hue.
— at Picacho Peak State Park.