for the third time. at the house, where I am visiting in Arizona. I took it out the morning I arrived and twice more, meaning I've been here 2 weeks. Time to move on? Somedays i think yes somedays no. I would however pay heavily to go to the Antartic about now. The A/C in my RV rebels with these 100+ temps. I feel like the wagon in that picture today. LOL
However for those interested the cactus in front is a barrel cactus and travelers of history could cut off the top and get a water of sorts, rather bitter but it would keep you alive. The Saguaro cactus behind the wagon I call the Desert Sentinel, supposedly the arms represent approx. 50 years of age each so this fella was there way before the wagon. The wagon is just plain cool, it's old and well, cool. LOL
I try to walk a mile every morning and evening and the other morning ventured off the trail and found this little gem of a photo.
Last week I went to Douglas and on the way while in Sierra Vista jimmy wanted to get out, stretch, and say Hi so i took a pic. of Jimmy for you. (may need your glasses he is rather short and standing right in front of the rear tire)
Doulgas is a small border town in the very far Southwest corner of the state. It's also where I went to High School but it was so miserably hot. plus I was asked to run back to Tucson so I didnt stay. I will be returning though to visit my brother and his family for more than a couple hours, and look around at the old homestead.
Speaking of old homesteads I lived 5 places in Sierra Vista and not a single one was standing. I did visit an old friend and her husband. The kids know her as Donna Pratt and it was a nice visit. Her husband Mike is an old car buff like me and also retired. My next trip down there will include a Sunday in S.V. so I can have lunch with donna and her daughter and her family> Other than the heat I am enjoying Tucson, nice seeing old friends and others.
I was going to go visit Sasha's parents in the mountains of Northern New Mexico but got to the area to late and it was small mountain roads the fun kind to drive in a vette or something but not a big box on wheels towing a little box on wheels at night with all the wildlife romping and jumping across the road. So, I left the New Mexico / Colorado border Tuesday morning and arrived in Tucson Az. around 10 that night.
I stopped in a place called Wagon Mound in New Mexico. A really small place but saw a bunch of restored old vehicles traveling the highway, must have had a show or something going on. I guess that Butte is what the name refers to.
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When your in Washington you could go visit Sasha a the boys. They all just moved down to Olympia. love and miss you. Ruby says "Yaa yaa" I think it means hello!
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