Posted in brandy, First Nations, Human relations and mining, tagged brothel, Guatemala, mines, Tucson, violence, westward look on January 24, 2013 | 3 Comments »
The Westward Look hotel sits proud in the foothills of Tucson. Down in the flats, the lights of the city sparkle and shine like a sea of energy washing over the privileged. You know that somewhere in the pinpoints of light somebody is being robbed, beaten, raped, and maybe killed. But violence is not the predominant activity. Civil order is probably the norm. (more…)
Posted in consulting, mining, Mining history, People, tagged epcm, kay pincock, pincock allen holt, Tucson, westward look on July 18, 2012 | 3 Comments »
In 1979, me and my young family arrived in Tucson to do mining. We were put in an apartment on the corner of Pantano and Tanque Verde in an apartment overlooking the mountains capped with snow. We spent two years in that apartment and had a third child, born at the Tucson Medical Center. She is now thirty and more, and working as a civil engineer in Iowa. (more…)
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