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A busy few days
... every camping accessory you could possibly need for sale.
Between Yuma and El Centro there are geothermal energy plants and hot spas. We stopped at a hot spa where there are two pools and a sprinkler that take advantage of the hot water. A gentleman told us the water is 120F, quite toasty. Bertha told us that years ago these pools were clothing optional but now there’s a sign saying that bathing suits must be worn.
On ...
Visiting our friends in El Centro
... that it never rains this time of year, it only rains in August and February. I guess we brought the rain with us.
El Centro is a small town but because of its proximity to Mexico it has a big Bayers Lake type shopping area and a large variety of restaurants. It’s also very close to a marine military base and the jets and helicopters seem to be always overhead. Interestingly, El Centro is below sea level and some water tanks and buildings have markings on them to ...
Day Twenty - Hit Water On The Left Side
*** To place this in context and view the timeline, begin by clicking on 'About This Blog' *** Sunday, 04 November 2012 Enough with the bright and burning hot sun, it was time to get out of the desert. The mission for this day was to ride until I hit water. The ride started very similar to the last few days, with the exception that it was already hot, heading down straight flat roads toward a mountain on the horizon. ...
Keeping America Safe
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At this point we were running out of time so never got to see the concrete monstrosities that have been built in other areas to separate our two countries. We also were running a bit short on chutzpah, too, as one knows one is not welcome to view these things first hand and it is an uneasy feeling trying to see them. So we turned north and drove up the highway that goes on the west side of the Salton Sea. This road sees a lot of truck traffic as ...
Day 1 - Over, put it in the books
... 30 we hit our first climb one mile long, 7 to 8% grade. Sure enough five miles later as we hit the Palomar Mountains we got a taste of our first long climb, a 6 mile 5-10% grade mostly 7-8%. We climbed for 30 miles up to 3600 ft. We finally descended into a valley where not only did the wind change we ran into temperatures ranging from 103 to 107 degrees. When we stopped after reaching our destination, ...
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- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Business Services
- Wheelchair accessibility
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