Univeraity of Arizona: Home to many, Practically my 4th
University of Arizona: Home to Many, Practically my Fourth
Note- this is practically my fourth home because A) my dad works here, B)my mom is working on her Ph.D. here, C) my school is like two blocks away from here and D) "Gear Up" takes my school on alot of field trip type things here.
Note #2- this is pracically my fourth home because numbers one and two are taken by my parents houses (divorced) and number three is taken by school, in that order.
‘Old Main’, the oldest building on the UA campus, stands as a figure of reminiscence.
Umbrellas stand open for student use outside of the ‘Student Union’, along with the “Arizona” bench. By now, I practically have my own!
Four fountains (that marble slab to the right being one of them) stand next to the student union.
Five students walk away from the administration building. Oddly that is like, the one building I’ve never been in.

Two baby wildcats, part of a larger statue, show-off the UA mascot. (May as well be my mascot too.)

Cacti make up the majority of Arizona’s wildlife, hence this garden…of cactus.
This sign tells you that these things are prohibited, but looking around, I strongly doubt it. In fact I’ve gone down that very lane/ road thing, biking and golf-carting several times!
These bikes lie in a bike rack next to the previously shown sign, but I have a feeling that someone rode it there!
Palm trees dot the entire UA campus, contrary to the cactus garden. After all, Palm trees=coast line, Cactus=desert, right? Apparently not.
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Univeraity of Arizona: Home to many, Practically my 4th