Day 9, Springerville, AZ to Phoenix

Apr 18, 2018 Wed0Motorcycle

Miles:	260
Start Point:	Springerville, AZ
Sun Rise:	5:43 AM MST
Start Weather:	At 6:00 AM MST the temperature was 27.3 ° with 29% humidity. The conditions were clear with a wind speed of 3.3 MPH and wind gusts of 5.1 MPH.
End Point:	Deer Valley, AZ
Sun Set:	7:02 PM MST
End Weather:	At 6:00 PM MST the temperature was 80.2 ° with 8% humidity. The conditions were clear with a wind speed of 2.3 MPH and wind gusts of 6.6 MPH.

	Drone Photos
	Elevation Changes During the Day
	Google Map Track Log
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Today I picked up Laurie from the airport in Phoenix and I did not want to go to the motel in northern Phoenix first so I had plenty of time to kill. I needed a new front tire so I stopped at BTM in Show Low. They treated me right and had a great price for parts and service for 40 to Phoenix riders. I know George Bageant got a drive shaft there and they had the part in stock. Will definitely stop here again if I am in the area and need Gold Wing parts or service.

The photos below are at the Salt River Canyon. My dad really likes this place as he drove through here back in the 60's before I-40 existed. Be sure to click and drag the 360 photo below.

Apr 18, 2018 Wed 1:21:14 PM MST Altitude: 4566 ft Camera: iPhone 7 PlusDisplay on Google Map
Bobby

Apr 18, 2018 Wed 1:35:36 PM MST Altitude: 3862 ft Camera: iPhone 7 PlusDisplay on Google Map

360 Photo !!!
Click and drag on the photo below to see a 360 view. Pinch to zoom in or out on your mobile device or use your mouse scroll wheel on your desktop. Click the box in the top left of the image to view in full screen.

Mar 5, 2022 Sat 5:29:30 PM MST Altitude: 4570 ft Camera: iPhone9,4 - 11.3Display on Google Map
Overlook on US 60, near Salt River, western AZ

Mar 5, 2022 Sat 5:29:26 PM MST Altitude: 4273 ft Camera: iPhone9,4 - 11.3Display on Google Map
Overlook on US 60, near Salt River, western AZ

Drone Photos

I am on my second DJI drone and love it. I have the Magic Air drone and hoped to play with it more in New Mexico on lonely Route 66 but the winds were too strong. But stubbornness won and I got it out on US 60 in Arizona. The photo at the top of this blog and the photos below were taken with the drone at a wide spot in the road. Be sure to click and drag around in the photo to see a 360 view.