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Category Archives: February
The Town Too Tough To Die
Another warm sunny day! We went for a walk in the desert behind the RV park again this morning. We went farther than we did before and found a few more of those rock arches like we saw last time. … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona, Daily Post, February
Tagged Boot Hill, Gunfight, Tombstone, Tombstone Courthouse
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Road Trip to Bisbee
Copper mining was the big draw in Bisbee beginning in the late 1880’s until 1975, when the mine closed. It used to be known as the “Queen of the Copper Camps.” We took the Queen Mine Tour today. The temperature … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona, Daily Post, February
Tagged Bisbee, Bisbee AZ, Copper Mine, Copper mining, Copper Queen Hotel, Queen Mine, Tours
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What a Nice Day
BEAUTIFUL day today! So we didn’t do anything. OK, well, we did go for a few walks. The land behind the RV park we are in has hiking trails going off in all kinds of directions. We went to see … Continue reading
Ramsey Canyon Preserve
The rain has finally ended and the sun is out. We spent a good part of yesterday visiting relatives and today we were able to venture out. Our plan was to visit Fort Huachuca near the city of Sierra Vista. … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona, Daily Post, February
Tagged Buffalo Soldiers, Fort Huachuca, Hiking, Ramsey Canyon Preserve, Sierra Vista, U.S. Army Intelligence
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Farmers Market, BBQ, Old Cars, and a Parade
Ahh, a beautiful sunny day! It’s been a while. First thing this morning we went to the Ocean Springs Farmers Market where we found fresh local grown produce and baked goods, honey, crafts, potted plants and more. We bought some … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, February, Mississippi
Tagged Car Show, Hurricane Katrina, Mardi Gras, Old Cars, parades
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Fog and a ‘Gator
We have extended our stay here at Davis Bayou Campground through the weekend. I think we have a prime spot. The campground has been full to capacity every day with several RVs being turned away. There is a limit of … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, February, Mississippi
Tagged Alligator, Biloxi, Davis Bayou Campground
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A Little West
We’re just taking our time the last few days moving a little further west. There is no hurry. Besides Walmart there are other big box stores that permit overnight RV parking in their lots; some Bass Pro Shops ok it … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, February, Mississippi
Tagged Davis Bayou, Davis Bayou Campground, Gulf Islands National Seashore
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Daffodils and a Pier
After all the rain lately it was so nice to see the sun and the blue sky today so we went for a drive to see the area. We found ourselves in Fairhope, Alabama. This pretty little town has an … Continue reading
Posted in Alabama, Daily Post, February
Tagged Alabama, Daffodils, Fairhope, Gulf State Park Pier
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Still Here
It’s been several days since my last blog. The weather has not been very cooperative, being cold and wet with only a few peeks of sunshine so we haven’t done much. But we can’t really complain too hard since snow … Continue reading
Posted in Alabama, Daily Post, February, Florida
Tagged Big Lagoon State Park, Blue Angels, Campsite, Drone, Gulf State Park
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Random Sculptures in the Woods
Finally, a nice sunny day. My friend, Lois, took us for a drive and we found some unusual things in the woods. The first thing we saw was a dinosaur crossing and four realistic dinosaur sculptures hiding in the trees … Continue reading
Big Lagoon State Park
There was some rain over night and we woke to a dense fog in the morning. Once the fog began to let up we went for a long walk to explore the park. It remained cloudy all day. There’s a … Continue reading
New Location
I said this is a (almost) daily blog but it’s been a few days since I had anything to blog about. The last few days have been rather uneventful as we were just driving but I just want to let … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, February, Florida
Tagged Big Lagoon State Park, Campgrounds, Campsite
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Craggy Wash
We have left Laughlin, NV, and Bullhead City, AZ, and moved on down the road about an hour to the Lake Havasu City area. Craggy Wash is a free dispersed primitive camping area provided by the BLM (Bureau of Land … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona, Daily Post, February
Tagged BLM, Bureau of Land Management, Craggy Wash, Lake Havasu City Arizona
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Route 66
What to do…what to do… Road trip! The longest continuous stretch of the old “Mother Road”, Historic Route 66, still in use today, runs near here. We drove to Kingman, Arizona, where we could get on it. Kingman has an … Continue reading
Oatman, AZ
Oatman, Arizona, about 30 miles from Laughlin, Nevada, on the Historic Route 66, is an authentic western ghost town and mining camp. It maintains its historic look and includes gunfights and some of the town folk dress in period costumes. Burros, … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona, Daily Post, February, Nevada
Tagged Ghost town, Laughlin Nevada, Oatman Arizona, Passport America, U.S. Route 66
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Laughlin, NV
90 miles south of Las Vegas is Laughlin, a sort of mini-Vegas and without all the flair of the Vegas Strip, a small town with big casinos. This is a destination for many RV people. Some of the casinos have … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, February, Nevada
Tagged Casino, Casino RV Parking, Laughlin, Riverside Casino, Tropicana Express
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St. Thomas Ruins at Lake Mead
We awoke to a very pretty sunrise 🙂 When the Hoover Dam was built in the 1930’s the rising waters of the Lake Mead reservoir submerged the small town of St. Thomas. It remained under water for over 60 years. … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, February, Nevada
Tagged Hoover Dam, Lake Mead, Lake Mead National Recreation Area, St. Thomas
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Hoover Dam and Valley of Fire
The Hoover Dam, Civil Engineering Monument of the Millenium, and Modern Civil Engineering Wonder of the United States, as well as the new bypass bridge recently constructed. My step-sister, Carolyn, and her husband, Norm, joined Bernie and I on a … Continue reading
Lake Mead
Government Wash is a free dispersed camping area on the north shoreline of Lake Mead National Recreation Area near Las Vegas, Nevada. It will be our home for the next day or two. What a fantastic front window view! And … Continue reading
Death Valley Pictures
For being the hottest spot in North America it’s a really cool place. We were there for five days and saw a lot of amazing things. Here just “some” of the pictures we took:
Posted in California, Daily Post, February
Tagged Death Valley, Death Valley National Park, Mojave Desert
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