Don Lancaster's Tinaja Questing

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From the Castilian Spanish. Meaning vessel or tank.

Mountain canyons here in the Desert Southwest are quite often subject to violent flash floods. Floodwaters that can carve out monolithic rock basins. These tinajas hold water during drought times.

Given enough luck, a tinaja can rarely be found that is severely infested with nude females. Of varying shapes and sizes.

A tinaja quest is simply a search for tinajas.  The all time grand champion tinaja quester of all times was Ed Abbey. Who wrote numerous books on them during his lifetime.

This library page holds info on my Gila Valley Day Hikes, the Mount Graham Aerial Tramway, my Lesser Known Gila Valley Day Hikes, summary links to our spectacular bajada hanging canals, assorted outdoorsey stuff, and some Wellness tutorials that double as fire department training.

The ultimate mucho grande tinaja, anyplace ever, appears here. You can't get there from here, and its access demands advanced team canyoneering rope and swimming skills.

 Please Note: Arizona has no caves to speak of!

"As an M.D. who believes that the health of Americans has not measurably improved in spite of our ballyhooed successes in the technology of medicine, I am convinced that lifestyle is the key to augmenting health. Don Lancaster's approach, as outlined in "Don't Get Sick," is a masterpiece of incisive wisdom and sound advice. If people implemented his suggestions, their well-being would skyrocket and their need for expensive drugs and surgery would plummet.

Mr. Lancaster knows the path to health. Follow it."  --  Dr. Kevin Pezzi

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