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Tucson Gallery is Proud to Feature Ten of Diamonds – Petros
Ancient art has graced the stones of Arizona for thousands of years. Petroglyphs mysteriously connect us to prior civilizations. Corn on the mountain represents meeting ancestors. Moving lines are water. The Spiral Sun represents life’s constant motion and seeking growth during one’s lifetime.
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If fishing is your sport, Arizona is home hundreds of diverse fishing waters. Lakes, rivers, streams, community fishing areas, reservoirs and stocked waters are ready for you to throw a line at all elevations.
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The desert tortoise is a herbivore who enjoys rocky hillsides and the base of mountains, and burrows using his short limbs for shelter from heat and hibernation. Like its large protective shell, the desert tortoise is protected by law.
The century plant is one of over two hundred species of agave. It is striking when its tall stalk covered with flowers emerges from its center. These colorful and unique blooms should be admired and enjoyed, for this agave only blooms once in its lifetime.
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Six of Diamonds – Wine Country by Suzanne Villella
Sonoita, Willcox and the Verde Valley comprise Arizona’s major winegrowing regions. All are designated as American Viticultural Areas. Wineries in these areas host tasting rooms and dining, but you can find extraordinary Arizona wines on menus in dining establishments around the state.
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The family-focused quail mates for life, making it a creature of devotion and loyalty and symbol of courage and harmony. This is obvious when you see the quail families quickly scurry around the desert while the parents are watching and protecting their many young, and accounting for all of their young.
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The Arizona Coyote can be found in both rural and urban areas, eating a variety of desert fruits and flowers, birds, lizards and small animals. The howling song of the coyote is how they communicate and gather with their families, and is a treat for all who listen.
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It is difficult to drive the Arizona highways and not see a train. Railroads have influenced Arizona since the late1800s, bringing cultures, foods, materials and more. The railroad is still actively moving materials and people today. In addition, Arizona boasts scenic train rides and rail tours for train enthusiasts to enjoy.
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Tucson Gallery is Proud to Feature Two of Diamonds – Dia de Los Muertos by Suzanne Villella
Thousands of years ago, death and the dead were seen as a natural part of life to be honored and celebrated versus mourned. Today, altars with candles and photos, parties and parades celebrate the small window of time that families can reconnect with loved ones.
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Ace of Diamonds – Harvest Moon by Suzanne Villella
