One of the most beautiful spots I have ever visited and one of National Geographics 22 most notable secret gardens in the USA and Canada. An old hacienda has been converted into a tea room. We ate outside under a tree on a brick patio. The paths in the 49 acres wound through desert flowers blooming and the fragrance was compelling at certain points. Even though many people were in attendance that day, I sat alone at times and felt like the only person in the garden. Interesting birds, a greenhouse, art exhibits and museums - I could go there again and again.
All my life I have tried to pluck a thistle and plant a flower wherever the flower would grow in thought and mind. Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865)
The Raynor brothers at Tohona Chul Park
Ray, Sacramento, CA, Richard, Marshall, Mo.,
Bob, Tuscon, AZ (We miss the late
H.G. Raynor, Jr.. "Bud", Little Rock, ARK)
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