[meteorite-list] SNOW in Tucson! Get ready to be cold.

[Michael Farmer]

There is no shortage of Art in Tucson. As far as
mixing art and Native American traditions, you should
vist San Javier del Bac, the old mission church here,
Catholic, but eavy in native traditions, almost 400
years old.  The University of Arizona has an
impressive Native american art museum and a seperate
arheological museum full of beautiful artifacts.
Phoenix has the world renouned  HEARD museum, 150 km
from Tucson, 1.5 hour drive, incredible museum
dedicated to artefacts and modern Native art.
Mike Farmer
Don't worry too much about the cold, it seems that by
Friday it should be back to shorts weather in the
daytime, sunny skies forcast after tomorrow.




--- ensoramanda <ensoramanda at ntlworld.com> wrote:

> Hi Michael,
> 
> Snow in Tucson...cant believe it!  So much for the
> Cabriolet we hired 
> for our stay...thought we were going to get away
> from the cold UK 
> weather....better pack the woolies.
> 
> As you  and several list members are from Tucson
> area...I have another 
> question for our visit.
> 
> My main profession is in Art and Design and apart
> from getting 
> inspiration for designs from tne structure and
> makeup of meteorites and 
> the research that goes with that, I am researching
> Native American 
> imagery too.   I am looking for places to visit
> which display their 
> artwork and imagery.   I did this in Australia and
> met several 
> Aboriginal artists to see their work and discuss how
> they portray their 
> world and the understanding of "the Creation".  I
> hope you see the 
> conection here with studying our creation through
> Meteoritics.
> 
> If you know of places to visit (or others on the
> list who may know) I 
> would be most grateful for advice.
> 
> Thanks for the weather warning.
> 
> Best Regards
> 
> Graham Ensor, Nr Barwell Uk
> 
> Michael Farmer wrote:
> 
>
>http://meteoriteguy.com/ebayauctionstockphotos/snow.JPG
> >
> >Check out this photo I just took of my wife's car!
> It
> >was snowing in Tucson for at least two hours this
> >evening, even though it has stopped for now, it is
> >still on the ground outside. 
> >I have lived in Tucson for the last 11 years and
> never
> >seen snow stick like this. 
> >The show looks to be quite colder than years
> before.
> >Everyone should bring proper clothing for almost
> any
> >weather condition.
> >Michael Farmer
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