Those Young Guys – Finding Our Way
Rodeo is a quaint little charming town. We drove up to Rodeo after staying in Bisbee for awhile. We visited Geronimo’s Surrender Monument in Arizona along the way and enjoyed our lunch. Rodeo has a great reptile museum called the Chiricahua Desert Museum, which is quite interesting especially if you
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What can you say about Bisbee! Always a fun place to visit. Besides touring the town or heading to Tombstone, you can head to Douglas to the Hotel Gadsden for breakfast and admire the architecture of a hotel built around 1907. From Douglas you can cross the border into Agua
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Kartchner Caverns is a nice state park south of Benson with a nice sized campground. The visitors center is next to the campground and offers tours of the Caverns which is an interesting tour, you basically get hosed down before you enter the cavern (not quite but almost). You also
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The RV is all tucked away nice and neat in Chandler, Arizona while we fly to Florida for a few weeks. Time for some R&R with all the relatives, birthday celebrations, some beach time, some birding, and lots and lots of eating! Fun times!
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A great storage facility in Chandler should a need arise where you need to store you rig and fly somewhere. They will even shuttle you to the airport and pick you up (if a family member is mad at you and won’t do it, wink, wink). They will even pull
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Campground: Palm Canyon Campground Location: Anza Borrego State Park – Borrego Springs, California Site: 51 and then site 19 for a few nights Cost: $34.33 (site 51) and $37 (site 19) Services: FHU Comments: A great place to come into after boondocking for a few weeks. Time to run the
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Another day to take a motorcycle ride and do some hiking. We decided to head to the southern portion of Anza Borrego State Park down by the Carrizo Badlands to Mountain Palm Springs. It was a beautiful warm day. On the way south on S2 we decided to check out
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Marshall South, a blogger before his time! Marshall and his family lived on Ghost Mountain, in the remote wilderness of the Southern California desert in an area that is now Anza Borrego State Park. His wife and three children lived a primitive lifestyle for 17 years up on that mountain
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Whenever we are in the general vicinity of Julian we love to go spend the day there. I started going to Julian in the late 70’s (and Santa Ysabel) and fell in love with the atmosphere and the apple products! Yummy! So while visiting Anza Borrego State Park heading to
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Another great day for a motorcycle ride while staying at Anza Borrego. We decided to take the motorcycle and make a counter clockwise journey all the way around Salton Sea. We headed east on Hwy 78 towards the Sea and then turned to the south. We thought we might as
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