Tombstone Light and Dark

In the daylight of the Arizona desert visitors can live the legend of America’s Wild West. They can walk the dusty streets made famous by Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday, watch western rodeos and experience shoot-out reenactments. When the sun sets the spirits of the long-dead former inhabitants come out to mingle. They walk the streets, visit the old saloons and show a faint interest in the living people who brave the dark. This pictorial travel journal depicts one visitor’s stay in historic Tombstone. Her daytime tours of the sites and vivid nightly encounters with the paranormal prove that Tombstone is aptly named “The Town Too Tough To Die.”