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4.8 on May 27, 2014
My wife and I spent five nights with Betty and Harvey who are most welcoming, attentive and kind hosts and excel in what they are doing. The breakfast was delicicous, our room was decorated very personal and had WLAN for free, something not even found at all hotels. Nice desert garden with ample oportunities to relax outside, watching hummingbirds and others. Don't miss this place!
4.2 on May 21, 2014
Tranquil bed and breakfast just north of Vail. The owners have been running the B&B for almost two decades. The room was clean and spacious. The grounds on the property are vast and interesting - clad with antiques and various plants, cacti, flowers. If you like to play your B&B stays quiet and low key, there are two restaurants no more than a mile or two that are both stopping in for - especially the Settlement Smokehouse. The owners are very gracious and conscientious of making sure you are comfortable and that your coffee cup is never empty! They were a bit more "present" than what we've experienced with other places, in terms of in and out of the B&B quarters as well as wanting to join you for breakfast, but that was just fine. Overall, a great stay and a much needed and wonderful respite for my husband and I.
Innkeeper Response
Thanks for taking the time to write this review. We appreciate your input. Yes, we do live on site. We have shared and private spaces which work well for both guests and innkeepers. We often join our guests at the breakfast table for coffee, if they are alone and wish to visit.
4.8 on April 21, 2014
Excellent bed and breakfast and we have never stayed at one this good. The attention to detail and quality of service were fabulous. Betty and Harvey share their home with enthusiasm and pride. The back garden is perfect for relaxing with an afternoon bottle of wine to enjoy the surrounding scenery of mountains and desert. We will definitely be back! Susan and David - Phoenix, AZ
Innkeeper Response
Thanks for staying with us David & Susan. A pleasure serving you. We look forward to your next visit. :)
3.2 on March 31, 2014
Lovely people, wonderful breakfast, clean and tidy room, comfortable bed all made for a restful stay at Desert Dove. The step down in the shower is quite unnerving to say the least. There really needs to be a permanent grab bar installed. I do not trust those suction type grab bars.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for your comments. We appreciate your input. I always mention the step down shower when checking in guests. We will consider the grab bars, however we are not a full HC bed and breakfast.
5 on March 24, 2014
Betty and Harvey Ross are interesting, friendly, attentive, and helpful. They served delicious breakfasts and shared this time with us each morning. The room was comfortable, light, airy with a lovely view of their gorgeous desert garden and patio. There was plenty of space to hang and store our clothing and personal items. The decor throughout the home was lovely. The common room provided guests with a full sized fridge for personal items and was stocked with drinks and treats provided by our hosts. There was a coffee and drink machine and a microwave, dishes, silverware and a table. They even had a washer and drier for guests on extended stays. The Desert Dove is very well located for touring Saguaro National Park east and the entire eastern side of Tucson and not far from the historic downtown as well.
Innkeeper Response
Nice comments! Thanks so much for staying!
5 on March 24, 2014
Quiet location close to Saguaro National Park, beautiful home with spacious comfortable rooms, delicious & unique breakfast plus snacks, backyard garden and bird watching both entertaining and peaceful with gorgeous views of the mountains, and above all very kind and sweet hosts
Innkeeper Response
Thanks for your comments.
5 on March 20, 2014
Betty and Harvey have designed and built a wonderfully inviting Bed and Breakfast! They are the most welcoming hosts, and their home is beautifully decorated and equipped for their guests. Betty cooks a gourmet breakfast in the mornings, and their yard is a treat as well. The Desert Dove lies just right outside the main entrance and visitor center of Saguaro National Park East, so there are miles of trails to explore almost from their doorstep. I would highly recommend a stay in this beautiful home!
5 on March 01, 2014
Trying to escape Marylands snow, we booked a stay with Betty and Harvey for Valentines weekend. We were greeted with such warmth and incredible hospitality. The room was immaculate, the bed just right, and the thick adobe walls made for the utmost silence perfect for an easy nights rest. Breakfasts were healthy, delicious, and varied daily. Betty readily accomodated my wife with special dietary needs. Don't be afraid to ask for gluten-free, vegetarian, or other preferences. Once done with breakfast, both Betty and Harvey were filled with information on what to do and see in the Tucson area and beyond. We decided not to plan any activities for this trip, and just wing it as we went along. The info provided by the Ross' more than made up for our lack of planning. As busy as we were, Desert Dove also proved to be the perfect place to take a break, and just lay out in the sun reading a book with little more than the buzz of passing hummingbirds for a soundtrack. If we find ourselves in Tucson again, we would not hesitate in the slightest to stay at Desert Dove again. It's the perfect blend of Arizona sun and Minnesota Nice. Thank you Harvey and Betty for a perfect few days.
Innkeeper Response
Happy to accommodate you both, a pleasure having you as guests.
4.8 on February 13, 2014
The B&B is in a quiet location, close to the Sonora Desert Park. Each of the two rooms are decorated beautifully and are large and comfortable. The queen bed was extremely comfortable. The hosts are charming and very helpful. There is a kitchen area available to their guests. Most of all, Betty and Harvey take you in as special guests and set a beautiful home cooked breakfast table. Breakfast was a delight. We hope to return in the next year.
5 on January 24, 2014
We were so impressed by this beautiful home and gardens with lots of hummingbirds, beautifully decorated house, and delicious breakfast. The owners are the most delightful couple too!
5 on August 14, 2013
Very beautiful room! Breakfast was so wonderful and delicious! Really enjoyed drinking coffee and sitting outside in the mornings watching all the different birds! Our first experience and it was amazing! We highly recommend!
5 on May 14, 2013
enjoyable every second
4.6 on May 02, 2013
We had a delightful stay at the Desert Dove B&B. The setting is peaceful, the accomodations were fresh and clean, and, oh, the great breakfasts. The reason for rating the service less than outstanding is that for early risers, (6-6;30) we had to wait until 7:30 for our 1st cup of coffee. I'm sure Betty and Harvy can easily remedy this by setting a timer on a coffee pot in the rec. room. We will definitely return to this lovely B and B and are recommending it to our friends
Innkeeper Response
Thanks for your comments. For those who wish coffee before 7:30, we have a coffee center in the multi-purpose room, available for guests 24 hrs.
5 on April 29, 2013
Excellent food, very comfortable rooms and a wonderful stay.
4.4 on April 22, 2013
We enjoyed a one night stay at this delightful B 'n' B. The two rooms are private and quiet, away from the bustle of the city. The rooms are a little too frou frou and cluttered for our taste, but the bed was comfortable. We loved the outdoor hot tub where we could enjoy an evening of star gazing in comfort. There is also a common room that included a refrigerator, microwave, computer, washer and dryer for guest use. Breakfast was delicious.The hosts directed us to a restaurant for dinner that suited our preferences. Everything was clean and inviting. We definitely recommend this lovely little place.
4.2 on April 08, 2013
Beautiful grounds and room. Great jacuzzi. Very friendly.
4.4 on March 07, 2013
We went to Tucson for the gem and minieral show and realized instantly that Desert Dove and hosts Harvey and Betty were the true gems. The B&B is a refuge for the soul in every way. Beauty and peace surround you as the hospitality and kindness of the hosts, and of course the scrumtuous morsels fill you with a sense of warmth and satisfaction.
5 on March 04, 2013
We enjoyed our two night stay. Enjoyed our time visiting with Betty & Harvey and learning about their collections through out the b&b. The food and decorating were very well done.
5 on January 29, 2013
The location is private and close to the Saguro National Park. The breakfast they serve is fabulous- Betty even adapted to a gluten/dairy free diet and made delicious food. Very hospitable. The Antique Garden room looked out to their backyard/garden/sitting area. Wonderful back yard with a hot tub. Nice to have a multi purpose room outside of the dining area and our bedroom.
5 on October 05, 2012
betty and harvey were wonderful hosts. the b and b was right up my wife's alley,
4.8 on June 18, 2012
Harvey & Betty bend over backwards to make their guests feel at home. They have a beautiful garden with plenty of birds, and they are just minutes away from the National Park. The breakfasts are very tasty, and there is always plenty of food! We stayed for two nights, and really hated to leave!
5 on May 02, 2012
Had a wonderful time & the hosts were more than hospitable. Breakfast was excellent. Will stay there again if down in Tucson.
5 on April 19, 2012
What a relaxing and enjoyable stay we had to start our vacation to southern Az! Betty and Harvey are very friendly and helped us find information about the area and places to eat. Their breakfasts were extraordinary! Would highly recommend to any friends.
4.4 on April 18, 2012
Beautiful gardens and views, gracious and knowledgeable hosts, very convenient access to nearby Saguaro National Park East. We enjoyed every part of our stay.
4.6 on April 03, 2012
Fantastic in every way. The hosts are just great people. Responsive to your every request and need.Outstanding Breakfast and overall ambiance
5 on April 02, 2012
Recently returned from a wonderful 3 night stay at Desert Dove B&B. Harvey and Betty are perfect hosts - many suggestions (and directions) for places of interest, restaurants, etc. The breakfasts were delicious and the early morning coffee perfect while sitting on the back veranda watching birds (hummingbirds, woodpeckers, quail, thrashers, doves). Their location within walking distance of Saguaro National Park East is a plus. We hope to return next March.
4.6 on March 22, 2012
Harvey and Betty are wonderful hosts. They made our stay enjoyable and were helpful in helping us make the weekend enjoyable - suggesting what to see and where to eat. They also helped navigate Tucson and had some good resources to help us find our way around. Desert Dove is more like staying at a friends home versus a hotel/B&B.
4.0 on March 08, 2012
Very comfortable, great hosts, fine breakfast, wonderful views, great place to sit and see the garden and sunset. Highly recommended
4.0 on March 04, 2012
Desert Dove is located in a great location, close to the East Unit of Saguaro National Park - a great place for early morning walks. The rooms, hospitality and breakfasts were great. We would recommend this B&B.
5 on February 12, 2012
The accommodations were exceptional; the service was amazing. Harvey and Betty made us feel welcome and comfortable. The breakfasts were five star as well. I highly recommend staying at this bed and breakfast!
5 on January 29, 2012
Harvey & Betty were most gracious and helpful in recommending activities and restaurants. The home is beautiful both inside and out, with the hot tub a special feature. Our stay was wonderful.
3.6 on January 28, 2012
Pro's: about a mile from the Saguaro Nat. Park in the desert on far east side of Tuscon; very friendly and helpful hosts; a quiet refuge for rest and tranquility; hot tub; lots of birds hang out at their feeder in the morning; pretty garden; pretty good food; extremely clean; made you feel really welcome; WIFI enabled; fairly priced. Con's: no TV in room or common area (though they'd supply a 13" TV with rabbit ears in your room if requested). I should qualify by saying host Harvey let me watch the NFL championship between Giants and 49ers on his bigger living room TV since he was watching it too. That shows they're accommodating and flexible.
4.0 on January 06, 2012
We really enjoyed our stay at the Desert Dove. It's a wonderful place to get away for a romantic weekend, or just a great spot to relax and recharge your batteries.
4.6 on December 29, 2011
Our stay was wonderful. The innkeepers were the perfect balance of friendly and considerate. We felt right at home. The backyard is beautiful and the park nearby is worth the trip. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a relaxing stay in Tucson.
5 on November 29, 2011
The house and setting in the desert were amazing! Betty and Harvey went out of their way to make sure our stay was perfect in every way. We will always remember our wonderful mini-vacation at the Desert Dove.
5 on September 28, 2011
The Inn and the owners were terrific - I can't think of anything that could have been better. Great setting, personalities, environment, atmosphere, food... We've stayed at many B&B's, and this rates #1!
4.8 on September 27, 2011
Clean, eclectic home, comfy beds, great views and wonderful resident owners! The owners of this B&B are warm and wonderful, and also concerned about the guest's privacy. The property is new but feels like you've stepped back in time. There is something wonderful to see no matter where your eye wanders. The owners have done a wonderful job in placing antiques and decorating accents in a way that is still organized and neat.
5 on July 17, 2011
Desert Dove is simply outstanding: a well-planned building conceived as a B&B from the beginning, a real adobe construction, immersed in the natural beauty of the area, very close to Saguaro National Park East. The hospitality was absolutely charming and the breakfast delicious. Top rating.
4.8 on April 20, 2011
our stay at the Desert Dove was the hi-light of our entire trip to Arizona. Harvey and Betty were warm, friendly hosts, our room was comfortable and very nicely furnished, and the dining was outstanding. Our stay was perfect.
4.0 on April 18, 2011
We stayed at Desert Dove for four nights in April. Our clean, attractive room looked out on the bird feeders and we watched quail, thrashers, hummingbirds, and orioles coming to Harvey's feeders. The entrance to Saguaro National Park is only a half mile down the road. Betty's healthy and delicious breakfasts were a highlight. Spent most of an afternoon just sitting out on the shaded back veranda watching the birds. Desert Dove makes a wonderful base for staying in the Tucson area.
5 on April 01, 2011
This wonderfully managed B & B is on the eastern edge of Tucson, within a quarter mile of the Saguaro National Forest. There are only two rooms...both lovely. Ours overlooked the garden that has been lovingly nurtured by Betty and Harvey, the innkeepers. It is home to a wide array of birds and mammals. Sitting on the shaded patio with the morning coffee is alone worth the price. But, in addition, you get Betty's wonderful and varied breakfasts which manage to be healthful, fulfilling, and great tasting. Betty and Harvey are attentive to every detail. The result is a place that is much more than a place to sleep and have breakfast, it was definitely an important part of our vacation for which we are very grateful. I cannot single out one "best" aspect because the Desert Dove was excellent in so many ways. As for the least good aspect, I would say its location on the eastern fringe of Tucson was less convenient to the attractions on the Western edge and Tucson is a large and sprawling city that requires a LOT of driving around. We drove, but we also took advantage of the proximity to the Eastern section of the Saguaro National Forest and we took our time in the morning and late in the day to watch the birds, enjoy the Spa, and truly relax.
5 on March 28, 2011
Within walking distance of the Saguaro National Park, Desert Dove is located in a quiet residential area. The several acre property is open to guest to explore or to sit back and watch the many varieties of birds who visit the B&B's feeders. Betty and Harvey are great hosts with good advice on what to see and do in the Tucson area. Their breakfasts are ample and delicious. The rooms are well appointed and comfortable and guarantee a good night's sleep.
5 on March 21, 2011
This was a lovely home and the hosts Harvey & Betty were such welcoming people that we felt we were staying with friends. The grounds were wonderful and watching the birds in the morning was such fun. The breakfasts were plentiful and healthy. John & Sheila
4.8 on March 04, 2011
Fantastic location on the edge of a National Desert Forest. Beautiful views from the room. Perfect location for R&R and as a point for touring. Very quiet! No TV, which is wonderful when you want to really get away. Betty and Harvey are the perfect hosts. Warm, caring, gentle and Betty is a wonderful cook. Breakfasts were outstanding. We will most certainly refer our friends to Desert Dove
4.6 on March 01, 2011
3 night stay. Hosts were very helpful with local info. Breakfasts were creative and delicious. Enjoyed watching their feeder birds. Will definitely stay here again on our next visit to Tucson.
5 on February 24, 2011
This is a truly wonderful place to stay in the desert if you love wildlife and desert plants and cacti. It is on the edge of the Saguaro National Park. I saw many different birds from my bedroom window! I even saw a pair of javelinas viewed from the very large back yard. The hospitality is wonderful, food is great, bed is comfortable - what more could you want? I will not stay anywhere else in Tucson on my future visits. Hilary
4.6 on February 22, 2011
I have stayed in many B&B over the years, and the Desert Dove is one of the best. You could not ask for better inn keepers then Harvey and Betty. I stayed for 8 nights, and every breakfast was unique and very good. From morning bird watching, to the evening seating with Harvey and Betty in the common room, you could not ask for better place.. Mark Miller
4.4 on February 17, 2011
Desert Dove was comfortable and quiet. Rooms have privacy. Every need we had was met. Loved that you can walk to Saguaro Nat'l Park. Betty and Harvey are warm and thoughtful hosts. We'd stay there again.
5 on February 15, 2011
The Desert Dove was one of our favorite B & B in a list that covers many countries and states. Betty and Harvey provide incredible hospitality with 2 beautiful private rooms filled lovingly with antiques as well as delicious healthful breakfasts. The setting is serene, within walking distance to Saguaro National Park but also close enough to restaurants as desired. We are already planning our return!!!
4.4 on February 15, 2011
We first visited the Desert Dove almost 14 years ago. It's location on the edge of Tucson, within walking distance to the Saguaro National Park, is the best part of the experience. It is nestled in a quiet little hillside. We love to walk to the park early in the morning, and sit out under the stars at night. Harvey and Betty always anticipate every need we might have and have arranged to meet it before we finish the sentence. Each time we return, we feel like we are visiting family and "catch up" on the news. The food is delicious and always customized to our dietary restrictions. The bedrooms are comfortable and clean. The hot tub is one of our favorite hangouts, as well as the garden. We don't have much to compare it to, because we don't go anywhere else when we have a chance to return to the Desert Dove!
4.4 on February 05, 2011
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Desert Dove...a wonderful respite! A few of my favorite things: beautiful desert garden w/ choice of places to sit (sun/ shade) and enjoy the desert view/ birds; delicious breakfasts-filling, tasty and healthy; delicious homemade evening snacks each night; solitude; knowledgeable, caring hosts; rooms tastefully decorated and thoughtfully provided (eye masks, flashlight, extra pillows/ blankets, comfortable seating for two). Wish we could have stayed longer :)
5 on January 02, 2011
We had a wonderful time during our 4-night stay at Desert Dove. Harvey and Betty devoted lots of attention to ensuring every detail of our stay was enjoyable. Betty's breakfasts were delicious and healthy. The location was great, tucked away with a great mountain view but an easy drive to restaurants and local attractions. Highly recommended for a desert getaway.
5 on December 22, 2010
We had a wonderful stay. The Desert Dove is everything as advertised and more. Harvey and Betty are wonderful hosts and it was a pleasure to get to know them.
4.0 on December 15, 2010
Desert Dove innkeepers Betty and Harvey are friendly, open, and run a great b&b. The adobe home is comfy, the room was airy and light, and the breakfasts were delicious. It was fun to don a furnished robe, step into the hall to get early coffee, and take it outside to watch the birds that Harvey feeds every morning. How great to be just outside Tucson--accessible to everything, but in a non-urban setting. Popping into the hot tub, then crawling under the smoothest possible sheets, was pure heaven. If you're an antiques nut, you'll love all of the owners' collectibles. When we found that the owners were originally from Minnesota, we smiled. They bring "Midwestern nice" to their business, and it's a treat to stay there.
4.8 on October 12, 2010
The Desert Dove is truly an outstanding B & B experience. Sitting on the back porch with an amazing mountain view, watching the many birds, having a cup of tea and enjoying the desert landscape, is so relaxing that you will not want to leave!
5 on June 20, 2010
They provide lots of little touches to make you feel at home, like snacks, and guidebooks. The two rooms are very private and comfortable, and the back yard is a birdwatching paradise. It's great that the Saguaro National Park is right next door.
5 on March 23, 2010
The inn was immaculate, the food was delicious and the service provided by out hosts was outstanding. They went out of their way to ensure we had everything we could need. Their inn is delightful and wonderfully situated near the Saguero National Park. We loved everything about our stay, including watching the stars at night from the spa.
5 on March 12, 2010
Charming, comfortable inn. Delicious breakfasts. Microfiber sheets and plenty of hot water. Friendly directions. Good birding. Delightful hosts!
5 on February 02, 2010
We cane across the Desert Dove quite by accident and as it turns could not have chosen better..... The location is unsurpassed if you are looking for quiet scenic beauty. The accommodation itself is exceptional and is complimented by Harvey and Betty who are the most welcoming hosts you could wish to find. Betty and Harvey made our stay very special and we will without a doubt be back. If you are going to Tucson dont miss this one!!!!!!! Worthwhile Tip - If you are going to Tombstone dont forget to take your passport.....
5 on November 05, 2009
Thank you for you hospitality, we had a wonderful time, the Hernandez.
4.8 on April 16, 2009
Excellent, will go back!
4.8 on April 07, 2009
If you're looking for a wonderful place to stay, look no further! The accommodations are beautiful and the conversation lively!
4.4 on April 01, 2009
Betty and Harvey are very gracious hosts, helpful and friendly, and extremely knowledgeable about the desert plants & animals. Breakfast is great, different every day and always tasty & healthy. Great view over mountains & desert, great garden, and great location very close to Saguaro Nat'l Park. You can see lots of different birds, also squirrels and rabbits and sometimes javelinas, right from their back porch. Great place for hikers & birdwatchers.
4.4 on March 03, 2009
The owners made our stay a real delight! We loved their home filled with antique toys and their beautiful desert garden, a stone's throw away from Saguaro Nat. Pk. East.
4.8 on February 04, 2009
With views of the mountains out our window and gourmet breakfasts, and delightful hosts taking care of your every need, you will totally relax and enjoy this B&B!
5 on December 18, 2008
great stay
5 on December 11, 2008
My husband, myself, and our friends had a two night stay with Betty and Harvey- what wonderful and gracious hosts the two of them are! We will return for another getaway! Soon!!
5 on November 21, 2008
A truly special B&B. Very relaxing. Breakfast exceptional, but more importantly, Betty and Harvey, the owners, are two very special people!
5 on November 21, 2008
It was more than I expected. At the end of the day, there was a special treat to greet us. The breakfast food was amazing and we dined in her kitchen on freshly pressed vintage table clothes and vintage dishes.
4.2 on November 17, 2008
clean, comfortable, beautiful setting. Delicious breakfast.
4.8 on November 14, 2008
this was an outstanding place to stay, peaceful an outside the city. very nice garden.
4.6 on November 10, 2008
Betty and Harvey are the perfect hosts at a charming B&B in a beautiful setting. So many thoughtful, extra touches add to the hospitality. Exceptionally clean and well maintained. Overall, an outstanding experience.
4.8 on November 04, 2008
A lovely place on the edge of Saguaro National Park, surrounded by desert and all it's wonders.
5 on October 30, 2008
Proximity to Saguard National Park was an added bonus when we arrived at Desert Dove. The attention to detail in decorating was a bonus to the friendly atmosphere. The hosts joined us for a delicious French toast breakfast and shared their history with us.
5 on October 02, 2008
It doesn't get much better than this. Our host & hostess, food and accommodations were outstanding. Great atmosphere! These folks know how to really make guests comfortable and provide a great getaway.
5 on September 03, 2008
What a beautiful B&B, peaceful, serene, wonderful. Betty and Harney are wonderful hosts. Breakfast was fabulous.
4.0 on August 25, 2008
Gracious hosts. Wonderful room. Exceptionally clean. The property is beautiful and breakfast was delicious, served with flawless presentation. It felt more like spending the night at a friend's home. I would not hesitate to recommend Harvey and Betty's hospitality to anyone.
4.2 on July 15, 2008
Quiet, beautiful, impeccable, with privacy as well as great interaction with hosts. Great views of Mountains and desert. Breakfast was delicious and the presentation was lovely. A wonderful getaway that is convenient.
4.6 on June 23, 2008
we had a lovely stay at the desert dove. and felt pampered and refreshed. after 2 peaceful nights.the food and accommodations were great!
4.6 on June 09, 2008
Desert Dove is a solace in the desert. This adobe inn is beautiful, environmentally built and clean as a whistle. The view of the Catalina mountains is awesome. The Innkeepers are garacious and helpful. The breakfast of eggs nest with fresh spinach and home made scones are fantastic!
5 on May 29, 2008
We spent 4 days at the Desert Dove over Memorial Day weekend. The innkeepers were quite gracious, and the service was excellent. The grounds are spacious, and attract many wild birds. The only shortcoming was that the window covering in our room was thin, letting in a lot of light when the sun rises just after 5 am. Other than that, we could not have had a better experience.
4.2 on January 06, 2008
This was our first visit to a b&b, it was our Christmas gift from our daughter. We had a great time,Harvey & Betty were very gracious hosts. It was so beautiful and peaceful. We would like to return sometime, it was a great get away.
5 on November 29, 2007
Outstanding bed and breakfast. Gracious host and hostess. Wonderful hospitality - felt at home.
4.8 on November 20, 2007
It was a great experience. Our room looked out on the beautifully enhanced desert. You could sit among the bird feeders and landscaping. Owners were friendly and thoughtful. We will go back.
4.8 on November 20, 2007
High in the hills of Arizona sits the Desert Dove. Owners Betty and Harvey provide comfort and hospitality in a beautiful setting in Arizona.
4.6 on October 22, 2007
We enjoyed our stay immensely-- felt like home with excellent hosts. Beautiful area on the outskirts of a busy town.
5 on May 10, 2007
A warmly welcoming atmosphere greets you at this lovely territorial style B&B set in beautiful scenery with the city of Tucson only a short drive away. The extensive grounds capture the natural desert landscape where you can relax in the Jacuzzi enjoying the views while experiencing a glorious Southwest sunset. Cleverly thought out, the bedrooms have a stylish country feel, light and spacious with modern en-suite facilities, silent air conditioning and a gem – a room to hang cloths and store luggage. The rooms are separated from the main house by a corridor with guest entrance. This gives a sense of privacy and links you to the main house and breakfast area where charming hosts Betty and Harvey do a great job to make your stay a pleasurable one. The breakfasts created by Betty are the best we have experienced in our extensive use of B&Bs both in the UK and USA. This is home made cooking at it's best. The variety and flavours of these beautifully presented meals make breakfast time a really pleasurable experience. Excellent breakfasts, a beautiful home, comfortable bedrooms, charming, friendly and professional hosts make a memorable and relaxing stay. So much so we have returned five times and look forward to many more visits in the future.
5 on April 26, 2007
This B&B is away from the hustle and bustle of city life, but still close enough for any activity you want. Betty and Harvey Ross will do their best to ensure that you have a relaxing and rejunevating getaway experience. The mountain views are outstanding, breakfasts delicious and filling, rooms extremely clean and comfortable, and the jacuzzi under the stars is delightful.
4.6 on April 21, 2007
When we go on vacation, we look for quiet, relaxing venues. If that's what you're after in a B&B, you can't do much better than the Desert Dove in Tucson. Located in a lightly populated area, a quarter mile from Saguaro National Park East, it is a fair distance from downtown, the Interstate, and other tourist attractions, but that's definitely part of its charm. The landscaping of their expansive property (a few acres) captures you with the beauty of its native flora; carefully tended yet appropriately in sync with the surroundings. The home's (and B&B) architecture blends nicely into this environment, as do the charmingly decorated rooms. For the caffeine addict, nothing sounds better in the morning than Harvey's call of "Coffee's ready!" a half hour before partaking of Betty's scrumptious, healthful breakfast. (In seven tries, we haven't tasted anything we didn't love.) Take the time to talk with Betty about her recipes, healthy diets and cooking, and their antique collections. She is knowledgeable, candid, and at times, fervent. Two suggestions: Try a soak in the spa at sunset and ask Harvey about his classic Huppmobile restoration.


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Is very much on the Steelers radar. Interesting. Wonder where that cash is coming from???
Is very much on the Steelers radar. Interesting. Wonder where that cash is coming from???
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2015 Draft
1) P.J. Williams-CB-Florida St.
2) Jordan Phillips-DT-Oklahoma
3) Geneo Grissom-OLB-Oklahoma
4) Jeff Heuerman-TE-OSU
5) Clint Trickett-QB-WVU
6) Justin Coleman-CB-Tenn
7) Spencer Roth-P-Baylor
Yea right....
A "god" source?? That would be a very good source indeed!!!
1.15) Ryan Shazier - ILB/OLB
2.46) Stephon Tuitt - DE
3.97) Dri Archer - RB
4.118 ) Martavis Bryant - WR
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6.173) Wesley Johnson - OT
6.192) Jordan Zumwalt - ILB
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Yep I call BS. Don't see why and how it would happen. Maybe if no one wants him and he comes super cheap. He said on NFL network he left the rams because he wants to get 99% of all carries. Why would any RB want that and it does not fit todays NFL.
KFFL reporting it too..
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The Pittsburgh Steelers are looking to upgrade their running game this offseason, and reportedly covet free-agent RB Steven Jackson (Rams).
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Maybe we can sign him and Willie Parker and they can split carries
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A girl was arrested for wearing her"Bollocks to Blair" T-shirt at the Midlands Game Fair last weekend. Charlotte Denis, 20, a gamekeeper from Gloucestershire, was stopped by police as she left the Countryside Alliance stand because of the "offensive" slogan. ..At this point, two officers marched Denis towards a police car.
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A tearful Denis was driven to a mobile police unit. "I asked the officers how they could arrest someone for wearing a T-shirt and they told me it was because it would offend a 70-80-year-old woman," she said.
Sexist, ageist comment there I think - the 70-80 year old woman who lives next door to me would use stronger language about Blair! By the way a "Game Fair" is a celebration of traditional country sports and the visitors would be overwhelmingly in favour of hunting, so Plod was being very stupid - next week they will notice a FCUK shirt for the first time I suppose. It gives me a chance to put a gratuitous picture from http://www.houndblair.com/ up!


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THE press tour for the Manny Pacquiao-Shane Mosley in May has kicked off and I wish to share some of my initial thoughts and impressions.
Once again, the height difference was quite noticeable. Mosley is at least 2 inches taller than Manny and the fact that he has still managed to retain some of his speed at age 39 is certainly going to be a factor in this fight.
If Mosley was laggardly, he would not have been able to land those two booming right hands on speed merchant Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Also, one cannot discount that Mosley's skills remain quite formidable despite the inevitable erosion over the years, and as a three-time world champion, his track record under pressure situations is impeccable.
SPEED AND SKILL. We all know that Manny handles himself quite well against bigger and taller fighters, but opponents with comparable speed and skill can put up a stiff challenge.
Oscar de la Hoya and Antonio Margarito were leviathans, but the "Golden Boy" that showed up was too inept or too shot to capitalize on his size advantage, while Margarito's skills were limited to brawling and he could not consistently land anything of consequence.
In recent years, the fighters that have inflicted damage and imposed attrition on Manny were Miguel Cotto and Juan Manuel Marquez.
Cotto gave us a few, frantic moments in the first two rounds, and undoubtedly you have to give credit to his speed. He was ultimately a few paces slower, but his skill also came into play which allowed him to hang with Pacquiao until the last round.
Marquez wields the quintessential kryptonite to super-Manny and it's all because of his speed and skill, which arguably appear to be at par, or at least in so far as their two encounters are concerned.
After 24 action-packed rounds and four knockdowns, I believe the Pacquiao-Marquez saga lacks a definitive conclusion.
"Sugar" Shane has struggled though in his last fight against Sergio Mora and this could be a portent of how things will take shape in the Pacquiao match-up.
At the end of the day, it's a contest between a speedy and skilled fighter at the apogee of his career against another speedy and skilled fighter past his prime.
CONGRATULATIONS ATHLETES. This coming Sat., Feb. 19, the Sportswriters Association of Cebu will be handing out awards for the best athletes the past calendar year.
In my area of interest, which is of course boxing and mixed-martial arts, the major awardees are Sabah Fadai for MMA, Donnie Nietes for boxing.
"Ahas" went 2 for 2 last year, one of which was a successful defense of his World Boxing Organization minimum weight title against Mexican Mario Rodriguez in Sinaloa, Mexico.
The other was a TKO victory over tough Jesus Silvestre in Manila.
Sabah, representing Deftac Cebu, did us proud by winning two bouts at the Martial Combat in Singapore, considered Asia's most prestigious mixed martial arts event. Both wins came via the short route.
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HE SAID IT. "I definitely won't be on the losing end. I think it should be even. We are two similar types of fighters. We both like to battle. He throws punches more rapidly than I do but my punches are heavier. I don't know what the over-under is. It won't go the distance"—Sugar Shane Mosley.
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Opposite the Boar's Tusk and the Killpecker dunes, in the heart of Wyoming's Green River Basin, White Mountain showcases outcrops of the upper part of the (freshwater) Tipton Shale and the overlying Wilkins Peak Member (hypersaline) of the Green River Formation. The strata are Eocene in age and were deposited in a mass...
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On the drive from Hays, Kansas to Dinosaur National Monument, Douglas Pass is definitely one of the high points (pun intended). The Fort Hays State University Geology Summer Field Camp makes a stop here each summer to observe the landslide activity (at left) and the strata of the Eocene Green River Formation exposed ...
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The-Dream can't seem to resist Nikki. On the heels of his free album 1977, the singer-songwriter is plotting a new collection of songs dedicated to the temptress.
The 13-track album, entitled Nikki: The Chronicles, will follow his infatuation with the woman he sang about on 2007's Lovehate and last year's Love King ("Nikki Part 2").
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How Can You Differentiate Sex?
There are times when gays camouflaging themselves in woman image you are sometimes err in determining the real sex. Using make-ups and woman garments can change the image of man liken unto woman. However there are noticeable factors that you can scrupulously differentiate man from woman by knowing these scientific clues.
Body Part CluesThe acetabulum - the socket in the pelvis, which is used to secure the head of the femur - is larger in males than in females.
Another area of the body in which the difference between males and females can be identified during the examination of a skeleton is the head and skull. There are several characteristics that are visible different in the male and female skull and they are:
- The chin is squarer in the skull of a man than that of a woman, who will tend to have a slightly more pointed chin
- The forehead of the male will slant backwards where again with a female it will be slightly more rounded
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What kind of convoluted crack pot are you? In your case ignorance isnt bliss, its humiliating, obviously embarrassing, and insulting to your readers.
Differentiating sex hasnt a damn thing to do with being gay, you red neck hick. you just outted yourself with your fear ridden ignorrant response, and certainly provided a multitude of now former readers a glimpse into the sad reality of your vapid, short sighted, and bigotted lack of education.
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Comedy Central announced this morning that they've extended their deals with Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert. The network now has Stewart on the hook to host The Daily Show through 2013; Colbert, though, is only signed on to do The Colbert Report through 2012, presumably because by then Obama will have probably fixed all of America's problems and restored bi-partisanship to Washington. [HR]


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MASTER HAROLD...and the boys is a short play by Athol Fugard, taking place in South Africa during the apartheid era. It was first produced at the Yale Repertory Theatre in 1982. The production subsequently played 344 performances on Broadway and transferred worldwide. It was banned by the South African government.
Seventeen year-old Hally spends time with two African servants, Sam and Willie, whom he has known all his life. On a rainy afternoon, Sam and Willie, both middle aged, are practicing ballroom steps in preparation for a major competition. Sam is quickly characterized as being the more worldly of the two. When Willie, in broken English, describes his ballroom partner as lacking enthusiasm, Sam correctly diagnoses the problem: Willie beats her if she doesn't know the steps.
Hally then arrives from school. Sam is on an equal intellectual footing with Hally; Willie, for his part, always calls the white boy "Master Harold." The conversation veers around wildly and then turns to Hally's 500-word English composition. The play reaches an emotional apex as the beauty of the ballroom dancing floor ("a world without collisions") is used as a transcendent metaphor for life and a creative paper topic... But almost immediately despair returns: Hally's tyrannical father has been in the hospital recently, undergoing medical complications due to the leg he lost in World War II, but it appears that today he is coming home. Hally, utterly distraught with this news, unleashes years of anger and pain on his two black friends, creating possibly-permanent rifts in his relationship with Sam, who now refuses to call him anything but "Master Harold." The play ends on this unhappy note, though Willie, at least, has resolved not to be such a tyrant when it comes to ballroom dancing.
The play is known to be semi-autobiographical, and is frequently cited as a depiction of how institutionalized racism, bigotry or hatred can become absorbed by those who live under it. It is also world-renowed for its sparse setting and design (its components are frequently described as "Three actors, one set and a black man's ass") and the sheer quality of its dialogue.
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Santiago de Cuba Tourist Attractions
Santiago de Cuba is the second largest city in Cuba and a historical and cultural treasure. With many different cultural influences and an Afro-Caribbean heritage, Santiago de Cuba is often said to be the most Caribbean city in the country.
These differences can be seen in many different aspects of life in the city, not least of which is the music. The city also celebrates a large number of festivals, particularly during the summer months, some of which are not celebrated in other parts of the country.Santiago de Cuba has numerous old colonial buildings in the city center but also has a variety of more modern style architecture. Signs of industry on the outskirts are also evident. Nonetheless it has enough character to make it an appealing city. Santiago de Cuba is also home to one of the country's most prominent university's, giving it a young and vibrant edge.From a historical stand point Santiago de Cuba also has much to offer. The city is often regarded as the root of the Cuban Revolution and has been the birthplace of many national heroes, which is reflected in the historical museums.
Castillo de San Pedro del Morro
The huge fortress, Castillo de San Pedro del Morro, stands at the entrance to the Bay of Santiago, about 10km / 6mi southwest of Santiago de Cuba. Located high upon a cliff top, the structure took decades to build and was finally completed at the end of the 17th Century. The original plans were designed by Italian engineer,Giovanni Bautista Antonelli, in 1587, although construction did not begin for almost another 45 years.Castillo de San Pedro del Morro was originally intended to protect against pirate attacks but has also served as a prison in the late 1700s before being once again converted into a fortress. Today the building is open to the public and contains a small naval museum with displays on the history of the area as well as the history of piracy in Santiago de Cuba. Castillo del Morro is one of the best preserved Spanish fortresses of the 17th Century and has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.There are also great views from the over the bay from the roof and a restaurant on the terrace.
Museo Provincial Bacardi Moreau
The Museo Provincial Bacardi Moreau in Santiago de Cuba displays a broad range of items from prehistory, the time of the Spanish Conquest to the wars of independence and the Revolution, as well as artifacts collected from abroad. The collection was arranged by Emilio Bacardi Moreau, who also obtained most of the items himself. He even traveled to Egypt in 1912 to purchase a mummy for the museum that he hoped to open.On display at the Museo Provincial Bacardi Moreau are artifacts pertaining to the Amerindians, the conquistadors, and the slave trade. Weapons and documents from the wars of independence, as well as personal items of national heroes such as Carlos Manuel Cespedes and Jose Marti can also be seen. Perhaps the most impressive portion of the museum is the art exhibit, featuring national and international artists. Some of the Cuban artists represented include Felipe Lopez Gonzalez, Juan Emilio Hernandez Giro, and Buena-ventura Martinez. Also of interest is a recreated Colonial street from Santiago de Cuba.In the archeological section of the Museo Provincial Bacardi Moreau visitors will find Egyptian and Peruvian mummies, shrunken heads from the Amazon, as well as ceramics and other artifacts.The museum, housed in an interesting 1929 neo-Classical building, is among the oldest museums in Cuba.
Address: Calle Pío Rosado at Aguilera, Cuba
Casa de Diego Velazquez (Museo de Ambiente Historico Cubano)
On the Parque Cespedes is the Casa de Diego Velazquez which houses the Museo de Ambiente Historico Cubano. The conquistador and governor, Diego Velazquez lived in the upstairs portion of the house, while the lower level was used as a gold foundry, and a furnace for melting gold can still be seen. Built in the early 1500s, the Casa de Diego Velazquez is thought to be the oldest residence in Cuba, although this is still a matter of some debate. The house changed hands numerous times before becoming offices during the Revolution.Beginning in 1965 the house underwent restoration work and is now the Museo de Ambiente Historico Cubano. The museum displays a large furniture collection from the 16th to 19th Centuries. Each room shows a different time period and the collections are quite impressive with glass wear and other household items in addition to furniture.
Address: Felix Pena 602, Cuba
Basilica de Nuestra Senora de la Caridad del Cobra, Cobre, Cuba
The old mining town of Cobre is home to the Basilica de Nuestra Senora de la Caridad del Cobra, one of Cuba's most famous churches. Standing out against the lush backdrop, the church and its three red topped towers are a beautiful site. The basilica is actually best known for a statue it contains. The statue of the Virgen del Cobra is a black Madonna in a lavish yellow dress and adorned with precious stones. She carries a diamond and amethyst cross and is crowed with diamonds, rubies, and emeralds. Each year on September 8 the Virgen del Cobre is brought out in public, out from it's air-conditioned glass enclosure inside the Basilica, for an annual procession. The Virgen del Cobra was blessed by Pope John Paul II in 1998.The Basilica de Nuestra Senora de la Caridad del Cobra is a pilgrimage site and attracts people from all over Cuba.
Museo Abel Santamaria (Parque Historico Abel Santamaria)
The Parque Historico Abel Santamaria is comprised of the Moncada barracks, the Saturnino Lora Civil Hospital, and the law buildings, all of which were apart of the 1953 attempt to overthrow the Batista regime. The Museo Abel Santamaria is housed in the former hospital.The Parque Historic Abel Santamaria commemorates the rebel attacks of July 26, 1953 in which the hospital was attacked by rebels under the command of Abel Santamaria. Fidel Castro led the attack on the barracks that same day. Abel Santamaria was executed by Batista's police for his role in the events. The Museo Abel Santamaria features information on the attacks of that day, as well documents and photographs related to the trials of the accused, including Castro's self-defense speech, which is now famous. There are also personal items of some of the men on display.
Cementerio de Santa Ifigenia
The Cementerio de Santa Ifigenia in Santiago de Cuba is home to the remains of some of Cuba's most famous military figures, as well as people of wealth and notoriety. Some of the monuments marking the tombs are spectacular works of art. One of the most impressive features in the cemetery is the Mausoleum of Jose Marti. This huge structure towers over the surroundings and was designed to allow a stream of light to enter in throughout the morning hours.The Cementerio de Santa Ifigenia also contains the tombs of Carlos Manuel de Cespedes, Emilio Bacardi, and Frank Pais. Famous Cuban's are still being buried here, including musician Compay Segundo who was laid to rest here in 2003.Every thirty minutes is a changing of the guard ceremony.
Parque Cespedes
At the heart of the city of Santiago de Cuba is the Parque Cespedes, formerly the Plaza de Armas. A statue of this national hero, Carlos Manuel de Cespedes, stands in the middle of the square. The park is where visitors will find locals conversing and relaxing at any time of the day or evening. Music, either live or recorded, usually fills the air here and the park generally has a lively feeling. It's a great place for people watching.Parque Cespedes is also a good place to start sightseeing in Santiago de Cuba. Many of the city's best architecture surrounds the square. Some of the buildings here include the Casa de Cultura Miguel Matamoros, the historic Ayuntamiento, the Casa de Diego Velazquez, the Museo de Ambiente Historico Cubano, and the Catedral de Nuestra Senora de la Ascuncion.
The Catedral de Nuestra de Senora de la Asuncion in Santiago de Cuba has been rebuilt on this spot several times thanks to pirate attacks, earthquakes and reconstruction plans. In the 1520s the first Cathedral in Santiago de Cuba was built on this location. The Catedral de Nuestra Senora de la Asuncion as it stands today is primarily from work done in the 1920s. This is when, among other changes, the bell towers were added. It is also believed that Diego Velaquez is buried beneath the Cathedral although there is no proof of this assumption. Inside the Cathedral is the Museo Eclesiastico with a number of religious art pieces, and sacred musical scores.The Cathedral is located on the south side of the Parque Cespedes.
Plaza de la Revolucion
The Plaza de la Revolucion lies to the northeast of the city center in Santiago de Cuba. This large square contains a monument dedicated to the 19th century war hero, General Antonio Maceo. There is a large sculpture of the man on horseback with symbolic machetes rising up from the grass below him. The sculpture was created by a local Santiago de Cuba artist, Alberto Lezcay, and erected in the 1990s.Plaza de la Revolucion has been the site of many important speeches and events over the years. Fidel Castro has used the square to deliver several speeches, the Pope said mass here during his visit to Cuba in 1998, and many protests have been held here as well.Located on Plaza de la Revolucion is the Museo Holografia with holograms depicting images from the Revolution and of General Maceo.
Museo del Carnaval
If you can't be in Santiago de Cuba during July for Carnaval then be sure to have a look in the Museo del Carnaval for a glimpse at some of the traditions around this event. Carnaval in Santiago de Cuba is a little different then in other parts of the country due to the Afro-Caribbean influence here, with African and Franco-Haitian traditions mixed in with the Spanish traditions. The Museo del Carnaval displays photographs, costumes, musical instruments, banners and posters, many with write-ups or captions. The folklore group can sometimes be heard performing in the courtyard.The museum is housed in the an 18th Century building, now the Carnival Commission, on Calle Heredia.
Address: Heredia 303, Cuba
Birthplace of Jose Maria Heredia
Casa Natal de Jose Maria Heredia is the birthplace of the romantic poet, Jose Maria Heredia. Born in 1803, he is Cuba's most famous poet, although he died in Mexico while in exile. He wrote largely of the Americas on themes related to nature. The Casa Natal de Jose Maria Heredia is now a museum paying tribute to his life and accomplishments. On display in this splendid house the house are furnishings, including Heredia's bedroom with Mahogany bed, as well as some of his personal items. The building also functions as a cultural center and occasionally features poetry readings.
Cuartel Moncada (Museo Historico 26 de Julio)
The Cuartel Moncada barracks fell under attack on July 26th, 1953 during the carnival celebrations, by rebel forces, led by Fidel Castro, Raul Castro, and Che Guevara. They were intent on capturing the barracks to obtain weapons. The attempt on Moncada failed but the revolutionaries gained recognition. The Museo Historico 26 de Julio is now housed in the former Cuartel Moncada, along with the Ciudad Escolar 26 de Julio. The museum, describes the history of Cuba from the 1500s onward, with particular attention paid to the events of the 1950s, including the attack at Santiago de Cuba on July 26, 1953.
Museum of the Clandestine Struggle
Housed in the old headquarters of the police from 1951 to 1956, is the Museo de la Lucha Clandestina (Museum of the Clandestine Struggle). It depicts the history of the movement led by Frank Pais, against the Batista regime. The museum gives a good overview of the history of this time period as it relates to Santiago de Cuba and the role of the local residents in the revolution. Pais, along with other revolutionaries set fire to this building in 1956. It has of course since been restored and turned into the Museo de la Lucha Clandestina, which features a splendid courtyard, as well as fine views over Santiago de Cuba.
Address: Gran Jesus Rabi 1, Cuba
Plaza Marte
The Plaza Marte is a convenient location where visitors will find taxis and other urban transportation options in Santiago de Cuba. It is also a pleasant place to relax and is generally less busy than the Parque Cespedes. Men come here to discuss the most recent baseball matches, while parents and children come to the park more on weekends when there are simple amusement rides for young children.Despite the pleasant atmosphere, Plaza Marte was historically the site of public executions in Santiago de Cuba during Colonial times. A large column stands in the center of the park as a tribute to Cuban independence.
Vista Alegre
The Vista Alegre section of Santiago de Cuba is the former upper-end residential area of the town. Much of the architecture in this area dates to the 1920s and 1930s with several neo- classical mansions. The streets are wide and well treed, making it a pleasant place to stroll. Some of the homes have been converted into offices, restaurants and schools.Some of the attractions worth investigating in Vista Alegre include the Centro Cultural Africano Fernando Ortiz, for a look at African artifacts and handicrafts, the Museo de Imagen, with interesting displays on the history of photography in Cuba, and the Casa de Caribe.
Birthplace of Antonio Maceo
Casa Natal de Antonio Maceo is the birthplace of Antonio Maceo, a military hero from the wars of independence. He was born at this house in Santiago de Cuba in 1845, although the house dates to the early 1800s. On display at the Casa Natal de Antonio Maceo are some of his personal belongings as well as information on his life and military career. He fought in both wars of independence and died in battle in 1896.The house itself is rather simple and only worth visiting for the historical significance and information it contains.
Address: Los Maceos 207, Cuba
Bosque de los Heroes
Bosque de los Heroes sits on top of a hill near the Hotel Las Americas in Santiago de Cuba. This small park contains a large monument, commemorating Che Guevara and the men killed along with him in Bolivia. It was the first monument in honor of Che Guevara to be erected in Cuba. The monument consists of large white interlocking marble slabs with carved images of the men on each slab. Bosque de los Heroes is also quite impressive at night when the monument is lit up. The monument was erected in 1973.
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