Bradshaw Mountains Bumblee Bee Exit

On our drive back from Flagstaff to Mesa, Arizona, we stopped at a little rest area off the Bumble Bee Exit.  The backdrop to our respite was the Bradshaw Mountains, a sweeping view of them in fact.  This mountain range is 40 miles long and 25 miles wide, being named after a pair of brothers who discovered gold in "them their hills" around 1863.  Before the Bradshaw brothers established a settlement, the Apache roamed the mountain range freely.

Photo taken with iPhone 4, September 2012 in Arizona.
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