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TITLE: ARIZONA Highways Magazine
[Beautiful magazine of arts and nature in Arizona-- See FULL contents list below!]
ISSUE DATE: JUNE 1951 VOL. XXVII No. 6
CONDITION: Size: Approx 9" X 12". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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FRONT COVER "CANYON AND RAINBOW" BY FRED RAGSDALE. The photographer describes his photograph in this manner: "We were returning from the east end of the state on '66' and as we neared the San Francisco Peaks we could see that up Grand Canyon way there appeared a fine formation of clouds and though it was getting along in the day, I just couldn't resist the urge to turn off on U. S. 89 and head north. After all, what's a couple hundred miles extra in a photographer's day if he smells something good. I have visited the Canyon too many times to record, but I was still without a rainbow scene in my collection. As we came up to Desert View at the east end of the park, I was pretty sure from the way the clouds were moving off from the North Rim that the canyon was due for a shower and if I could just get far enough west, fast enough, so that the sun was behind me, I just might have my rainbow! I had the location in mind for a rainbow picture for some years, the often-photographed juniper a couple of miles south of the El Tovar Hotel on the Rim drive, and so I didn't dally along the 25 miles I still had to go. Sure enough when I reached the spot one fine old cloud obligingly pulled the zipper right over the middle of the canyon and there was my picture. The shot was made on 4 x 5 Ektachrome Daylite film using a Graphic View camera with a 531 inch wide field Ektar lens, no filter and the exposure was one-half second at approximately f18. The picture was made second week in September, 1950, about 5 o'clock in the afternoon. I feel trip was worth the trouble." So do we!.

OPPOSITE PAGE "INTO THE STRIP" BY WILLIAM BELKNAP. This photograph was made from a vantage point in the Hual-pai Reservation looking north into the Strip Country. Mount Dellenbaugh, a tiny point on the left horizon, towers over the Shivwits Plateau. The head of Quartermaster Canyon may be seen cutting into the South Rim at the right. This country is very isolated.

LEGEND:
"CANYON AND RAINBOW" . FRONT COVER FRED RAGSDALE FOUND A LUCKY PLACE WHEN RAINBOW SHOWED OVER CANYON.

BLACK GOLD ANCIENT BAT CAVE IN CANYON WALLS OVER LAKE MEAD IS YIELDING WEALTH.

THUNDER AND LIGHTNING THERE IS DRAMA IN A SUMMER STORM IN ARIZONA -- AND BEAUTY AS WELL.

KINGMAN COMMUNITY STORY TREATS OF THE UP- AND-COMING METROPOLIS OF MOHAVE.

ARIZONA STRIP-- THE LONESOME COUNTRY . JONREED LAURITZEN TELLS OF AN AREA OF OUR STATE FAR TOO LITTLE KNOWN.

DAVIS DAM AND LAKE MOHAVE HERE IS ARIZONA'S NEW PLAYGROUND-- FORMED ON COLORADO BY A NEW DAM.

YOURS SINCERELY ABOUT T. ROOSEVELT AND "OLD POT," A DOG -- PLUS A FEW LINES OF VERSE.

"CANYON WALLS" BACK COVER HERE IS WHERE THE KAIBAB AND STRIP PLUNGES INTO GRAND CANYON DEPTHS.

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