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Continue reading →: Saguaro Cactus
I find the Saguaro Cactus intriguing. As a kid growing up in the Midwest, I thought this three armed cactus was a fabrication of cartoonists. I remember watching cartoons like the Road Runner, Huckleberry Hound, and of course Bugs Bunny. The background contained scenes of Red Rock, Cactus, and the…
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Continue reading →: Goodbye Cave Creek!
You know the saying, “all good things must come to an end”? Our time in Arizona is nearing an end. Tuesday we pulled out of Cave Creek Regional Park and headed south toward Tucson. Our time at this regional park was most enjoyable and the fact that our son lives…
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Continue reading →: Back on the Trails
Al and I are finally feeling like ourselves again. That nasty crud that went around seemed to linger with a cough and lack of energy. That being said, it felt wonderful to get back out on the trails…..hike more than thirty minutes that is. Cave Creek Regional Park has some…
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Continue reading →: Small World
It’s time to take Bear for a walk. It’s Christmas Eve at Cave Creek Regional Park and it’s a gorgeous, sunny, and warm day. As I walk around the campground, I enjoy looking at the various license plates. I come across a rig with Colorado plates. I wave to the…
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Continue reading →: Ageing Gracefully
I initially wrote this post while we were still camped in the boonies near Quartzsite. Ever write a post that you wonder whether or not to post? Well that’s this one. I had it scheduled then took it down, Trashed it then brought it back. After running into a couple…
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Continue reading →: Desert Dwelling
There are pros and cons to just about anything in life and that definitely applies to living in the desert southwest. First let me start by saying, the desert is not for everyone. For some folks it’s an acquired taste, there are those that fall in love, and for others they…
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Continue reading →: More on Quartzsite
As I stare off in the distance, I see a total of two RV’s. My what a difference in just a few short days. The RV’s started pulling out Sunday and a steady stream continued Monday and Tuesday. By Wednesday morning there’s three of us left at the party. Al and I were…
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Continue reading →: Rock Capital of the World
Quartzsites’ motto…. The Rock Capital of the World. This sleepy little desert town with a population slightly over 3,000 turns into a thriving metropolis each year during the months of January and February. Well over a million tourist’s cycle through Quartzsite for the numerous Gem and Mineral Shows, Rummage Sales, and the…
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Continue reading →: The Quartzsite Experience
The “Quartzsite experience” had never been on our must do list, but after several recommendations and urgings from friends we decide it’s a go. Besides we didn’t have any other immediate plans in mind. Initially we thought, “Okay, after 5 days we’ll leave. That’ll probably be plenty of time to…
