Arizona Shores Resort Parker

Paul

We made it out of Vegas. A good thing since the money extraction process was getting terminal. Felt great to get on the road again. Our travels took us to Lake Havasu, which we plan to jet-ski on tomorrow.

The people here seem really friendly and interested to know why we are here and where we have stopped off on the way. I don't think many of the locals ...

Enroute to Grand Canyon, we made a quick pit-stop at Lake Havasu City, to break the journey and to visit the original London Bridge. The City of London sold the bridge to the founder of Lake Havasu and it was dismantled in the UK and reassembled in the USA brick by brick. The bridge looks just like the one in London, just more pristine.

Urban legend has it that the silly American actually intended to purchase Tower Bridge, but thought that it was called London Bridge.

... in which every single one of these rights were violated. Yet it's so simple! For the entire world to get along - with minor disagreements over closet space and who gets the last piece of cake breaking out on an occasional basis - we just need to follow 30 simple rules. Just 30! 


Actually, to make this even easier, we just need to understand and act upon the first 29 rules and not break the last rule stating that we may not engage in any activity that may violate a preceding ...

Hello from steamy Lake Havasu City!

May I again reiterate that, sometime in my lifetime, I would love to live here!

I had such a great day yesterday. After our morning meeting, I learned all about my role as an advance team member in Veracruz, Mexico. My responsibilities include but are not limited to:
--arranging community impact activities
--learning more about the city and culture and teach what I ...

... children could also color an UWP coloring page and get into our show for free if they bring a parent too.

Our marketing team is brilliant :)

Before beginning our preparations for the culture fair, our morning consisted of inspirational words by Steve Farber, president of Extreme Leadership, Incorporated. His organization is devoted to the "...cultivation and development of Extreme Leaders in the business community" (www.stevefarber.com). Mr ...

I will preface this entry and the following ones with the fact that my computer had a major malfunction and had to be serviced in Yuma and hence no entries to the travel pod. We all prepare to leave for our journey to Parker Arizona. Todays drive will be about 110 miles. We will going through the towns of Needles and Lake Havasu City on our way to Parker. Drive is quite uneventful with yet another day of sunny skys and light winds. We stop right off the bat at the ...

... here and washes one could easily get lost. It is a good idea to take the GPS. After we got back home and got some water in us, Terry and Kathy showed up on their motorcycle. They wanted to see where we were parked. They also brought some sad news. Their Shiloh dog was 12 years old and having seizures. The vet suggest that there really wasn't anything to help her, so she crossed over the doggie bridge. She ...

... food. Well, not like what we get in Oregon. The one good thing about Arizona, the food is priced less than in Oregon. I guess I would rather have "good" food and higher prices! Today, Thursday, we took off early to get a free breakfast at La Mesa RV Sales and Service! Yes, you heard me right. Terry went the day before and said the pancakes were really good. So we gave it a try. It was fun. And the pancakes were ...

... to their booths at the "English Village" to find all the booths closed. Instead I decided to do some exploring of the Arizona state parks. My first stop was Cattail Cove State Park. I stopped at the entrance when I saw that there was a $8 day fee, so I decided to further south on highway 95. Since I was not pressed to make an tee time, I was able to stop along the road to admire some of the beautiful scenery. Finally I stopped ...

... so he probably did not see where the ball went. I did not post any pars on the front nine but managed a respectable 48. The back nine started well when I drove the ball straight as an arrow on to the fairway on #10. My mother asked where my ball went. When I answered it was straight ahead, my mother chided that is why she did not see it because she was looking on the right side where all my other balls went. As we waited to tee off on #11, the ...