Snowbirds in Apache Junction

This image is an Infographic made by Damian Goacher. That tells the key factors in the importance of the snowbirds coming to Apache Junction.

This image shows the importance of the snowbird relationship with Apache Junction. The highlighted data includes popular locations snowbirds arrive from, popular activities for these visitors, and data regarding the housing market.

Apache Junction Housing Stocks

This image shows the housing stocks of Apache Junction. This data chart was made by Damian Goacher

This Data Chart represents the data the city of Apache Junction has on its housing stock

Graphic Design

Photos

This image is of a statue in downtown phoenix taken by Damian Goacher. It follows the principle of the rule of thirds

This photo follows the rule of thirds technique. It is a picture of a statue in Downtown Phoenix pointing to the sky.

This is a photo taken by Damian Goacher at the Gordons Commons following the birds eye view principle.

This is a photo that follows the bird's eye view technique. It is a picture on the top floor of the Gordon Commons on a stormy night.

This is an image taken by Damian Goacher that follows leading line principles.

This photo follows the leading line technique. This photo contains a row of palm trees going as far as the eye can see.

This is a photo uses the fill the frame technique. It is a picture of a light fixture in a hotel in Downtown Phoenix.

This photo uses the detailed technique. It is of a statue of a panda in Hance park in Downtown Phoenix.

Apache Junction Photo Gallery

Apache Junction is home to many tourism destinations popular for Snowbirds. The Goldfield Ghost town is one of the most popular. When visiting the ghost town, one can experience an authentic western town, with a goldmine that you can tour. Sitting in the ghost town is a humble saloon home to a gentleman named Cowboy Dan Knozl. Another popular destination is the Lost Dutchman Museum, which is home to the Apache land barn with a myriad of Western Memorabilia. The Golden Sun trailer park is a temporary home to many snowbirds. Sitting in the heart of Apache Junction, this 55+ community is waiting for the winter visitors to bring the park back to life.

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Explainer Video

Podcast

This is a conversation between Damian Goacher and Benjamin Bailon. Benjamin is a ex Walmart employee and a resident of Apache Junction for all of his life. Benny is 20 years old and has a strong opinion on snowbirds. Listen to the show if you want to hear a youths' perspective on snowbirds in Apache Junction.

State Press Play

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