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**abossakon** · 09-07-2012, 04:08 AM

Now that it was mentioned it reminds me of why I love AZ so much, not many natural disasters, no earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes, etc. Fires are the biggest concern up north.

Yesterday I returned from a week of scouting real estate and mountain biking the Verde Valley and Mogollon Rim. I checked out the Prescott area, then on to Jerome(for touristy biz ideas), Cottonwood, Camp Verde and surrounding communities, Sedona which is not on the list but the Village of Oak Creek is, then on to Flag, and then Williams. I even went up in the air to check out Camp Verde. I had to be at work today and am on call this weekend or I'd still be out there. I noticed that the Coconino Forest is being thinned dramaticaly for fuel reduction while out on a ride so hopefully Flag dodges a bullet this fire season. I went yard sailing along the way too and picked up several scores to add to the collection or flip.

09-07-2012, 04:08 AM	#28
abossakon Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 540 Senior Member	Now that it was mentioned it reminds me of why I love AZ so much, not many natural disasters, no earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes, etc. Fires are the biggest concern up north. Yesterday I returned from a week of scouting real estate and mountain biking the Verde Valley and Mogollon Rim. I checked out the Prescott area, then on to Jerome(for touristy biz ideas), Cottonwood, Camp Verde and surrounding communities, Sedona which is not on the list but the Village of Oak Creek is, then on to Flag, and then Williams. I even went up in the air to check out Camp Verde. I had to be at work today and am on call this weekend or I'd still be out there. I noticed that the Coconino Forest is being thinned dramaticaly for fuel reduction while out on a ride so hopefully Flag dodges a bullet this fire season. I went yard sailing along the way too and picked up several scores to add to the collection or flip.
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