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Looking toward Camel Back Mountain, with O'Brien Camp pretty well up-grade. At this point we met an Indian-like woman who greeted us pleasantly. We found she lived in one of the cottages which attracted us to this vicinty and when she asked if we cared to look at them inside and out we said "certainly". The O'Briens were away, I happened but Mrs showed us this very attractive and unusually ^artistic attractive [crossed out] home, as well as her own bungalow and two unrented ones. The floors were painted deep orange. There are many giant sadghuru trees growing in this part of Arizona. Many of them are quite freakish. Here we met Mrs Wainright, a "lunger" in O'Briens Camp who showed us the bay tasty home and some of the cottages, cottage floors were all painted orange. near Phoenix Ariz. Feb - 1926