Going to Bisbee is like going to Mecca for Steve. There is a vintage trailer motel called the Shady Dell which features a variety of vintage trailers and a boat that you can stay in. They are all furnished in period furniture and accessories. They even had a little diner call Dot's that was open until a couple of years ago. The Shady Dell has been here since 2000 and has been featured in the NY Times, Gourmet, etc.
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| Dot's Diner |
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| You can even stay in a cabin cruiser. |
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We stayed at a campground 6 miles outside Bisbee.
It looks desolate, but it was very beautiful.
We had views of the valley and the mountains. |
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| View from the campground. |
Bisbee, itself was a cool town founded because of the copper mines. The town is built into the mountains with steep roads and turn of the century buildings.
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| Abandoned Copper mine 1/2 mile deep |
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| Rick, John and Steve at the Queen's Copper Mine |
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| Suited up for our mine tour |
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| Mining cars for transport into the mine. |
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| Selfie with John & Rick @ the Bisbee Brew House. |
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