Snow-covered peaks of Mount Elbert, the highest summit in the Rocky Mountains, and Mount Massive, the second-highest, in Colorado.
Farmer’s Burger at Farmer Boys Queen Creek with double patties, crispy bacon, guacamole, lettuce, tomato, and melted cheese
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🥗 Farm-Fresh Flavors at Farmer Boys Queen Creek’s farm-inspired fast-casual spot for fresh burgers, breakfast, and sides

Where’s the beef? This Queen Creek spot serves up burgers stacked sky-high!

If your fridge is still packed with holiday leftovers and your couch has officially memorized your shape, it’s time for a little post-holiday escape, right here in Queen Creek!

I recently headed to Farmer Boys in Queen Creek, Arizona, ...

A bustling afternoon at Tucson’s Mercado San Agustín, home to Seis Mexican Kitchen and a hub of local flavor and community.
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Gather & Graze | Local Food, Flavor & Finds

Welcome back to Gather & Graze, True Nature Media’s culinary journey celebrating Local Food, Flavor, and Finds! In this post, we explore Tucson’s vibrant Mercado San Agustín. Future adventures will take us to even more local gems in the Tucson food scene.

Experience Seis Mexican Kitchen in Tucson, with fresh local ...

Loaded Fries with Spicy Feta
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Heritage & Legacy

Celebrating German American Heritage Through Family, Legacy, and Community

By Bridgette Crosby

German American Heritage Month is more than a celebration. It is a reminder of the strength, values, and sacrifices that built our families and our nation. My ancestors came to America fleeing religious persecution and military ...

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Exploring Wildlife & Nature in Pinal County

By Bridgette Crosby

The beauty of Pinal County, Arizona continues to amaze me. I have lived here for over 20 years and I have not yet gotten tired of exploring the diverse environments found here. Honestly, I don’t think I ever will. Every adventure I find, see and learn something new.

Exploring the Hidden Natural Wonders ...

Footprints in the Sand
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New Year Goals & Personal Growth

By Bridgette Crosby

One of the most well known traditions in the US is making New Year's Resolutions. Is this something that you do? And are you successful at it?

I have had limited success with my resolutions in the past, mostly because I get too busy and focus on other things and before you know it, the year is over. According to ...

Flowers in the backyard
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By Bridgette Crosby

As you know, we have been "re-wilding" our backyard. We continue to work on it a little at a time. We are even growing many of the native plants in the garden, once they are the appropriate size to survive, we plan on moving them to other sections of the yard. Growing native plants takes time and patience as many ...

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Family Gardening & Seasonal Joy

By Bridgette Crosby

When I think about flowers that symbolize joy, sunflowers are at the top of the list. Sunflowers are easy growers. They grow almost anywhere, tolerate poor conditions well and stand up to the heat of the Arizona sun.

If you plant a sunflower seed and watch it grow, you will see growth almost immediately. The small, ...

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