Holiday Inn Yuma

It was a rather tricky drive getting outside of Prescott, Az. That's a road we'll never take again in our motorhome. The road isn't something I'd recommend even if driving a car. Craig earned his stripes that day. Drove thru Quartzite; it looks the same as usual, although ...

... that day and not sure how to get to the government border office without re-crossing, we opted to cross back into the U.S. for the night and simply try again Monday morning. So instead of spending the late afternoon and evening looking for a motel, we spent an hour waiting in line to re-enter the U.S., during which time we spent the bulk of our time saying &#8220;No, thank you&#8221; to the hundreds of food and souvenir vendors standing amid the traffic.<br><br>

Today's desert run was more like what you would expect from a Jeep Commercial. While most of the trip was smooth sailing, albeit dusty ...

Spent most of the day downloading pictures from camera to computer to back up hard drive . . . so only had a very short time to get out and shoot a few . . .but the pictures I did get are worth sharing . . Jackie

... adequate food and water. I really think this looked like a skull laying on top of the mountain. But then I could be seeing things! One of the more interesting things we stopped and looked at . . .a yellow and black Gila Monster. Hope everyone enjoyed my day at the desert .. . Jackie Whedbee

... never seen the desert so green or colorful with splashes of flowers. Mainly Yellow or Purple. It was not necessarily roads or even paths we we driving on, but washes . . .where the water runs after a rain. The Good ...

... highway 95 all the way into Yuma. We passed through Quartzsite on our way and then through the Arizona Proving Ground( an area for the Air force) and finally arriving at Yuma. With the help of the best navigator in the land (that being my wife) and not our stupid GPS we get to our destination for the next month. This resort is still very much under construction and we got off to a somewhat auspicious start. The woman I had been dealing with from home, Jamie ...

Taco Run!!! What is it?!!! Well, on Friday we found out. At 4 p.m. we all lined up in our cars out by the front gate. We were waiting for Monica, leader of a bunch of hungry people. And off we went. Now, we were told this place where the Taco Run ends is a home that has set up a place to purchase tacos and stuff for a very reasonable price. The fun of ...

... layers of clothing, but also resorted to some rather extreme measures. According to Lawrence, this included lighting his nipples on fire (that may not be something you want to dwell on). When we initially took off, our enthusiasm combined with the wind resulted in an average speed of over 26 mph over the next 30 miles, but we did have one interruption. Only three miles into the ride ...

... www.estelle.tv. For real! I expected Johnny or Jay. Who ever it is now days but nope. Sunday. Not a darn thing on. PLUS I'm on mountain/ central time. OK. Time for my butt to get into bed. I'm rambling at this point. HA! I'm just excited. AND I can't believe I actually left my dog at home with my little nephew, Steven. He says she's quietly chewing a bone. I wonder if she noticed I'm missing??? 'Til tomorrow...