Wednesday, March 9, 2022

Arizona CatchUp

 

I realized that my blog is two states behind which is a sorry state of affairs. In an effort to catch up, Arizona 2022 will have to do with one whirlwind post. Hang on girls and boys!

Wednesday, March 2, 2022

CatWalking

 

I've heard that Silver City New Mexico was a place not to be missed, so miss it I did not. Well, maybe I did miss it a bit – I didn't make it into downtown Silver City, but I did show up and visited some of the sights Silver City is known for. 

Balloons And Art

Albuquerque is known worldwide for their International Balloon Fiesta every October. Alas, as it is currently February, I am a little bit tardy and unable to attend... BUT....there is the Anderson-Abruzzo Albuquerque International Balloon Museum that helped take the sting out of missing the Fiesta. 

Saturday, February 26, 2022

Magic is All Around

 

Albuquerque – New Mexico's largest city and I'm going to settle in here for a whole week. Pretty unheard of for me. Before I can run wild and do the touristy activities, I need to take care of some RV maintenance issues, laundry and replenishing my wine stash – all very important tasks.

Monday, February 21, 2022

Southeast New Mexico

 

From Roswell, I headed south to the bustling town of Las Cruces. I lucked out and was able to score a campsite at Leaburg's Dam State Park for a few days. It was about 20 miles north of Las Cruces, NM. Las Cruces was full of wonderful activities and joyful moments.

Sunday, February 6, 2022

Aliens and Sinkholes

 

I finally make it to New Mexico – The Land of Enchantment. New Mexico has been one of my major goals for this current roadtrip.  I've spent time in New Mexico before, but this time I am going to concentrate on the southeastern area of New Mexico.

Tuesday, February 1, 2022

We Now Resume Our Normal Programming

 

After a brief unplanned, but oh so lovely, interlude in Minnesota, I was reunited with my home away from home, the camper which I had left in Joplin Missouri. I had winterized before I went back up north, and you always hold your breath when you un-winterize. You never know if you missed something or did something wrong. I was pleased that all went well with the small exception that I forced a switch and broke it. That maintenance list for the camper is really starting to get long.