This is my third time visiting Cherphart Yosh in Tucson, Arizona. This year Margarite joined me. To see what I did Year 1 or Year 2 just click on the year.
This year we visited the Desert Museum. The Desert Museum is not really a museum, but a natural animal habitat. It is a safe sanctuary for native animals and plant life. There are no cages or fences, the animals have learned over time this is a safe place. There are all kinds animals from wolfs, to skunks. To keep the humans safe while hiking around the Desert Museum, you get sprayed with a colorless, odorless liquid that somehow keeps the animals at a distance. The true test was when we walked right by a sleeping Mountain Lion and he/she did not even take one look at us.
As always Cherphart was an awesome host. I hope you enjoy the pictures I am off to Detroit to meet with some auto manufacturing executives about donating Electrical Vehicles for our village.
Cheers,
DUG
This year we visited the Desert Museum. The Desert Museum is not really a museum, but a natural animal habitat. It is a safe sanctuary for native animals and plant life. There are no cages or fences, the animals have learned over time this is a safe place. There are all kinds animals from wolfs, to skunks. To keep the humans safe while hiking around the Desert Museum, you get sprayed with a colorless, odorless liquid that somehow keeps the animals at a distance. The true test was when we walked right by a sleeping Mountain Lion and he/she did not even take one look at us.
As always Cherphart was an awesome host. I hope you enjoy the pictures I am off to Detroit to meet with some auto manufacturing executives about donating Electrical Vehicles for our village.
Cheers,
DUG
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