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Week two in Yuma
... a work out. And fun!
Because of the fantastic weather, Greg and I decided that we’ll stay here until mid January 16th. So, we decided to join the volunteer group in the park, the Poco Locos. It’s a great opportunity to meet more people and become involved with the activities in the park. Our first meeting was on Monday. Greg volunteered to work the beer station at the next burger bash, help setup for Thursday’s dance, and ...
It is nice to be home
I couldn't have asked for a more pleasant evening at Mountainside. It was nice to see everyone before I started my adventure. You all should know I appreciate you very much. My trip wouldn't be possible if it weren't for such good people. I count myself lucky to call you friends. I am home in Yuma, Arizona. I just had a awesome dinner and it ...
Around Yuma
... caching around old town the other day.
At various locations in town we have run into Yukoner's Perry and Marcie Savoy and Don Frizell. We also have visited Hank and Jean Chillman and Don and Marie Cox. Like old home week around here.
We like it here so much, we are pondering doing this again next winter after a trip across Canada to the east coast. Don't tell our employers this bit of news!! :o) ...
Prickly humour
Saguaro cactus are the most expressive plants we have ever seen. Some of them have such human body language that we couldn't help but add a few humourous captions to the pictures. Enjoy and feel free to change the captions and we look forward to your personal interpretations in your comments. To read the captions, doubleclick on the first picture, then when the picture opens, you will see the caption in the top right corner written in white ...
One hour in Mexico
... inside. For $3, you can get about any of the meds you'd buy in the States, AND they're not cheap Mexican imitations...it's the brand name stuff, made in the US. From my understanding, the pharmaceutical companies charge each country what they think they can get away with. In the US, they'll demand $80/bottle for some meds that your grandma needs, but for instance the Canadian government will only pay ...