Clarion Suites Yuma
2600 S. 4th Avenue Yuma, Arizona, 85364, United States
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Settling in for the Winter
... and watched the sun set. A very nice evening.
Next Thursday for Gord's real birth date, the park is having a major dinner. They have sold several hundred tickets for the event and have 3 sittings for dinner. Gord thinks this is a very nice jesture. He may even give a speech.
December 7
Somehow the days keep flying by. Some new photos were added today outlining a day visit to Mexico with friends Rob and Tanya from Whitehorse. We also met up with Chuck Phillips ...
Day 2 - A turn for the better
... the lotion on my arms and legs. Smart guy, he is. On the other hand, I spent the first part of the day in long pants and a jacket, and finished still wearing a long sleeve jersey. Temp never got out of the low 60's. That's about 50 degrees lower than the 110 that I saw in this same part of the country on CC1. Much more comfortable, and saving a ton of money on Gatorade.
Tomorrow - so long, California and hello, ...
Being a tourist again
... skiing in ND 'cuz it's getting outdoors and driving around, just on sand instead of snow or water. We took a picnic lunch and found a picnic table at an overlook to enjoy our lunch and watch the action.
On the way back we took a detour up to the date farms. We saw the trees and the equipment that is used but there weren't any tours...they just do those during the season which is past for this year. We did get a couple boxes of dates to share with some of our ...
Life inside a 10' box
... orchards of lemon, lime, oranges, grapefruit, dates, and nuts are a local resource we have indulged in. There are roadside stands and some vendors even come to the RV parks so you never have to leave home!
Kofa National Wildlife Refuge was our next stop. It was established in 1939 and encompasses 664, 300 acres of desert environment and is home to bighorn sheep, donkey, tortoise, kit fox, doves, hummingbirds, rabbit, coyote, snakes, lizards and creepy crawlies! ...
BUDGET TRAVEL TIPS
... INVESTED A LARGE SUM OF MONEY. WE INCREASED STORAGE SPACE IN OUR UNIT BY TAKING OFF THE STANDARD PICKUP BOX AND REPLACING IT WITH A (HOMEMADE) FLAT DECK AND ADDED FOLD UP SIDES. THIS GAVE US A LOT OF EXTRA STORAGE SPACE FOR FUEL, TOOLS, GENERATOR, AND SUPPLIES. WE REMOVED THE BACKSEAT OF THE CAB AND PUT IN A SET OF PLASTIC DRAWERS AND A CLOSET BAR TO HANG CLOTHES. (9 MONTHS ON THE ROAD AND VARYING CLIMATES REQUIRE A VARIETY OF CLOTHES) WE BROUGHT ALONG A ...



