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More time with the Hupps
We wanted more time with family and friends in Tucson. One more round of thinning out stuff we don't need, picking up a few things we do, and getting Bertha ready to head east. It's been great to have time with the family and long talks. Oh and Julie learned how to shoot a rifle and a hand gun including a bit of self defense lessons too. Colin said it' a bit like his EMT. Good skills to have but you hope you never have to use them.
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So I decided to hang a right rather...
I'm writing this whilst driving through this unrelenting Arizona desert... Back to yesterday in Vegas... So I'd popped into a Store called Ross the day before (Thanks Deveni) to just browse their luggage department and came across a beautiful, BIG, bright, fun and so 'me' suitecase but I was disciplined enough to price it and walk out ($50 that's just over R400 - do you know how cheap that is??) The whole night I thought about this case and how much easier it ...
End of the Road
I will end the blog in Tucson. The trailer is unpacked and we're settling in to Donna and Bob's house for the winter. We're definitely going to enjoy the weather here and getting outside without putting on long underwear, coats, and hats. I won't miss driving on ice and snow. Our plan right now is to stay until the end of March. The jury is still out as to whether or not we want to move out of Alaska. Maybe we will just be Snowbirds. Total miles driven since we left Anchorage: ...
A tranquil oasis in the heart of Tucson.
... residents and visitors. If you ever wanted to know the name of that desert plant or cactus the answer is here. How should you plant them, how much sun do they need, how much water do they need, well the answer is here. Tour the Herb Garden, the backyard Bird Garden, the Nuestro Jardin, Aloe Alley, view the Garden Railway, wildflowers, see Native Crop Gardens, or ...
2 dogs, 1 donkey and a sand storm
Before leaving Rancho Cucamonga we stop at the local REI to get some missing gear. Temperature is above 100 Fahrenheit (38 Celsius) so I come back to the car every 5 minutes to turn the AC on and cool the dogs. Concerned about potential dehydration, I hop into the large trunk in order to give them water. A nanosecond too late I realize that there is no handle to open the trunk from the inside: I find myself locked in the car with the dogs. The only way out is to pull ...
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