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since August 2006
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Pilot Knob Rv Resort Winterhaven California
Another good nights sleep and up early, coffees, computing, check emails and post the blog is the order of the day. Well we had a comment on yesterdays posting from fellow Bloggers Peter and Beatrix (American Traveller) that they had returned to Hot Springs from Joshua Tree National Park and would love to meet us. Well we are on the road this morning, so we packed up and headed out to search for them (no campsites here just park in the desert). Not too far away we did find them and had a nice but short visit with a couple very nice couple of rv'ers from Eastern Canada. They also love the Arizona beauty and climate. It is soo cool meeting up with fellow bloggers who love the lifestyle that we have.
Peter and Bea |
Now the bridge is still closed to the interstate only a mile away( and will be for quite a few months yet) so we had to take old hwy 80 for 12 miles east to get access. Ok now we have been on bad roads but this one has to take the prize so far. Even Mexico would be hard to top this one for being rough. At least it was paved but very broken up over 45 minutes to travel this stretch most of it about 10 to 15 mph (16-25kph) and shaking our coach like crazy.
broken pavement for 12 miles (19 km) |
31 miles today |
we have camped here |
the canal |
exit to access the dunes |
more rv's playing here |
Pilot Knob Resort |
Its time to go back home (library maybe tomorrow), fire up our weber to grill a couple pork chops with a rice pilaf for tasty supper, then relax with with our books and a bit of tv.
tasty |
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That was some road to travel on. I take that was on the California side. Arizona roads seem to be better. Neat meeting folks in so many places. Sounds like a good pizza place with the hand tossed crust.
ReplyDeleteAllen and Lolita:
ReplyDeleteThe pizza is great and the atmosphere interesting with a few Happy Hours during the day.
Nice for you to have met fellow bloggers.
ReplyDeleteSo many great choices of places for you to visit. I also admire your use of parks & BLM lands, a great balance.
You often talk about having rice pilaf, do you have a recipe or is it a pre-packaged thing? Looks good!
ReplyDeleteLou:
ReplyDeleteI just use minute rice, add a bunch of veggies, (celery, carrots, peas, brocoli, cauliflower, whatever) boil for a bit add rice cover and turn off, five minutes later done. Add soya sauce to taste if you like.
Contessa:
ReplyDeleteThanks, works great for us!
Yummy, thanks for the "recipe" for rice pilaf!
ReplyDeletehow nice that you met Peter and Bea ;) we hope to meet them someday down the road or back home :)..they live in the same province as we do...have a super weekend...
ReplyDeleteYikes, that is one miserable looking road. Our rig is a rattle trap on the best of days, so I can only imagine the shaking that took place.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your new spot ... TnT
Elaine and Rick:
ReplyDeleteSuper nice couple too bad we could not spend more time with them! Hope you can meet them too.
TnT:
ReplyDeleteYep it was brutal will not do it again for sure!
We good here for 4 nights then Quartzsite with a few hundred thousand others. love it!