Death Valley National Park – Death Valley, CA: “America’s lowest, hottest, driest national park” David and I have been attending an RVers Educational Rally for the past week. The conference was held in Pahrump, NV. Howard and Linda Payne of RV Dreams.com led the sessions. In their early 40s they left their jobs and “sticks … Continue reading When You’re Hot, You’re Hot!
We have been wanting to go to Lake Havasu all winter because my Aunt Helen and my cousin Beth live there. My aunt is a long time resident of the Lake Havasu City. David was able to visit my aunt and Lake Havasu when he was there on a business trip many years ago … Continue reading London Bridge and Sara’s Crack
We had found a wonderful boondocking spot outside of Camp Verde, AZ. We made some new friends and had a great view of the area mountain range. It also gave me a chance to really test our new solar panels. They worked quite well and we never pulled out the generators the entire time we … Continue reading We Got Our Kicks on Route 66
The Sinagua people, ancestors of the Hopi and Yavapai communities, inhabited the Verde Valley from 1125 to 1400 A.D. They built their dwellings on top of hills or into the sides of the surrounding mountain cliffs. There are a number of Indian ruins throughout this region and two of them have been preserved as National … Continue reading Montezuma Castle and Tuzigoot
One of the most beautiful and popular areas in Arizona is the Sedona red rock country. There are literally dozens of places to see the splendor that is this area. It can be very crowded with visitors from out of state or from the warmer city of Phoenix. We had been warned numerous times about … Continue reading Red Rock Rendezvous
Piddlin' Around 