Arizona things
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From what I understand, the actual name of the telescope isn't Lucifer, that's just a nickname given to it.
Nice.
Also, that telescope is supposedly owned by a university and jointly used by different organizations.
However, the RCC does own observatories (an odd thing for a religious institution in the modern era) and they have also said some pretty disturbing things about alien life and extraterrestrial visitors.
Even if the RCC does not actually own a telescope named Lucifer... the RCC still does some pretty weird things.
Nice.
Also, that telescope is supposedly owned by a university and jointly used by different organizations.
However, the RCC does own observatories (an odd thing for a religious institution in the modern era) and they have also said some pretty disturbing things about alien life and extraterrestrial visitors.
Even if the RCC does not actually own a telescope named Lucifer... the RCC still does some pretty weird things.
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" Arizona was home for two decades, from 1990 to 2010. Lived in Mesa, Apache Junction and
after retiring we were full time RVing and went to Show Low, but winter was too much so
moved to Payson. Been to Grand Canyon a few times but the Superstition Mountains was
very interesting as we camped there for couple of weeks, it is an awesome must see.
First year in Arizona, was 122 degrees in the shade, yeow!
after retiring we were full time RVing and went to Show Low, but winter was too much so
moved to Payson. Been to Grand Canyon a few times but the Superstition Mountains was
very interesting as we camped there for couple of weeks, it is an awesome must see.
First year in Arizona, was 122 degrees in the shade, yeow!
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"Personally met and talked to Ralph Holder, the author of 'Mistic Memories of the Superstition Mountains'.
An intriguing experience of a lifetime. Also while spending time there, witnessed the 'lights over Phoenix'
and that, even while typing this, gives me a tingling feeling, absolutely unbelievable!
My 'journey' began in 1995, at the foothills of this awesome place, a life changing experience!
And, there is no explanation that would suffice, it has to be lived."
'Praise God'
An intriguing experience of a lifetime. Also while spending time there, witnessed the 'lights over Phoenix'
and that, even while typing this, gives me a tingling feeling, absolutely unbelievable!
My 'journey' began in 1995, at the foothills of this awesome place, a life changing experience!
And, there is no explanation that would suffice, it has to be lived."
'Praise God'
