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Back to Yuma
Yesterday we drove into town and visited the West Wetlands Park. It was really a disappointment to us. The pond area was the most interesting in that several folks were sailing R/C sailboats. The wind was getting a bit wild, so most of them had already taken their boats back on shore. The walk through the "wetlands" proved to be a dry one. It appeared that they were just adding water to the area. Perhaps when the water is in ...
Simple Pleasures of the slowly maturing...
A big today for me, having Cheerios and a banana for breakfast...mmmm good. I haven't had such for a long time.
I actually slept in today and feel rested, even now, near dinner time. We went into Wellton and found three caches. Two were in trees, at eye level and the third in a hollow cut into a large rock. A great bit of cleverness for sure...
We came back home and had a bit of lunch and the ...
Another new View outside our Window
Our trip from Ocotillo Wells went well. We passed through Yuma, a town of about seventy thousand souls just after lunchtime.
We're out in the desert again, near a town of about two thousand souls and lots of cacti. The park is nice, with a swimming pool, hot tub and laundry facilities. Our primary purpose in stopping in the are was to get Lynn's coiffure rehabilitated. As a man with no ...
On Our Way to San Diego
Saturday, April 30th
Today we had to get up around 5:30am to head to the airport. We were both super tired and pretty hungover. I definitely slept at the gate before the plane even boarded and then we were both out as soon as we got in our seats on the plane. The flights today were much better than getting home to ...
This Time Through the Clouds
The skies over San Diego had mostly cleared but it still looked dark towards the mountains. We packed up, said goodbye to our neighbors and headed out. It seems that the reservoir had doubled in size and the golf course and low lying areas were still under water. As we left the suburbs of the city we had to resort to the windshield wipers and as we climbed we hit low cloud at about 3000', thick fog by 4000'. Because we were traveling along the ridge of the mountain ...