One of the many neat things about living in Phoenix is that the natural beauty of the desert landscape provides endless opportunities for photographers.Thanks to the popularity of photo blogs, you can see for yourself what almost every corner of the valley looks like. Check out some of these great Arizona photo blogs:
Phoenix Area
https://phxdp.blogspot.com/
East Valley
https://scottsdaledp.blogspot.com/
https://chandlerarizonausa.blogspot.com/
https://tempearizonadailyphoto.blogspot.com/
West Valley
https://glendaledailyphoto.wordpress.com/
North and South of Phoenix
https://flagstaffphoto.blogspot.com/
https://prescottareadailyphoto.blogspot.com/
If you have your own Arizona-themed photo blog, please post a comment or a link and I will add your site to the list!
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1980s. 1. When South Scottsdale was the only Scottsdale. 2. When photo mats weren't coffee shops. 3. Midnight movies. 4. The fish bowl. 5. 264 1444. 6. The river was still the river. 7. Rockers, Bostons, Hammer Heads, Electric Ballroom, MasonJar. 8. Concerts at the first Compton Terrace. 9. Brocabella hats. 10. Legend City. 11. The water hole. 12. River bottom parties. 13. Drag racing on Mckellips before casino existed. 14. Ditch weed. 15. Really good cocaine. 16. Indica. 17. The Dogz before Jason was in Metallica. 18. Icon. 19. Surgical Steel before Rob Halford was gay. 20. Sizzler
I went to Central High School and on weekends we would go to the KINO Club...at Brophy. Don't think I have ever seen a post. That was like 1970. In 1978, I worked at the Lunt Ave Marble Club at Uptown Plaza. Fun times!
Rest in peace, Metrocenter! We're gonna miss you - even though we haven't seen you in the last 30 years.
The clubs were great back then - Graham Central Station/Studio West(name changed)/Graham Central Station (name changed back), After the Gold Rush, Devil House, Mr. Lucky's, Malarchy's, Zazoo's, whatever that place in Valley West Mall was, Bobby McGee's (off I-17), Farrah's, Grand Camel Club, Bobby's and Preston's. Then there were the normal after-work, grab-a-pitcher kinds of places like Hayloft, Stackers, and your choice of seven Dirty Drummer's... and restaurants like Bennigan's and Houlihan's. There were the radio personalities like Crazy Dave Otto, Jonathan Brandmeier, Dave Pratt, and Steve Goddard (still on the radio, thank God). On TV were Bill Close and Mary Jo West, Linda Alvarez, Stu Tracy, Kent Dana, Dewey Hopper... and on KAET there was Cinema Classics with Nick Salerno.
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