Mold they don't have but they do have another fungus they call "Valley Fever" that many *snow birds* get. It infects their lungs. Rarely fatal but can be debilitating for awhile. I forgot to mention that in my earlier post.
Northern Arizona is nice. Flagstaff has grown but it is still only about an hour from the Grand Canyon. And on east on I-40 is the Petrified Forest and the Painted Desert. Keep on going on I-40 and you get to New Mexico. Go on north when you get to I-25 and you come to Santa Fe and Taos as well as many mountains with camping, fishing, and hiking, etc.
Eric
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> One thing Phoenix has going for it is it is in Arizona and so is
> The Grand Canyon. If your DH ever makes it to Phoenix, you must go there!
>
> I went when I was a kid. We had relatives in Flagstaff and
> visited with them, saw the canyon on our way east from CA towards MD. The
> day we left, not far from Grand Canyon, someone ran us off the road. This
> was in 1964..no seatbelts, my three sisters and I were asleep...our car
> flipped three times and we crawled out the windshield .......it was scary,
> but nobody was hurt, amazingly. My mom and two younger sisters and I ended
> up flying the rest of the way home while my Dad and older sister stayed
> while the car we were towing was repaired. They drove from AZ to PA in an
> Austin Healy Sprite..how uncomfortable that must have been! The staion
> wagon took months to repair and was never right after that. After my folks
> got it back the first time, it had to go in for constant repairs and FINALLY
> the insurance company totaled it. My Dad was enlisted Navy and money was
> not plentiful...
>
>
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> I can't help remembering the accident whenever I hear Grand
> Canyon!
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>
>
> Anyway, Phoenix is nice for those who can't take humidity. I
> don't think they have much mold there!
>
> Laura
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> Laura Roberts
>
> R Half Pint Farm
>
> Spotsylvania, VA
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