Patagonia is an awsome little alternative town. Think there are bout 800 people living there. I entered it and saw the health food store which i think is the only food store (grocery type) in town. It had been a long time since I had my favorite traveling bread...that heavy rye, nice and compact. I also got a bag of apples from the valley and the best pesto I have every had!! Lots of fresh garlic and wow was it good. I camped at patagonia lake and as I was setting up my tent I saw patties placed around the park. Horses I thought.....this is horse country after all. Near dusk I was surprized to see a bunch of cattle roam through mowing down the grasses. We both kept our distance and all was good. Figured the park and ranchers had a deal going on. Turns out that the cattle were runaways from a local pasture and the rancher had not come to get them yet.
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Not much to say about Nogales. Like the name. It is a spanish word for walnut trees. Had lunch there and stuffed myself silly with beans.
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