Where are we today
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Now this is much better weather here in the desert. Slept later this morning until almost 6 am felt like I missed part of the day! So quick email checks and when the sun came up I was to for a nice desert walkabout. |
| sunrise over the mountains |
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| love the quiet mornings |
Made a light lunch for us and took a short drive around this desert area. So many different sights to see.
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| this guy had 15 solar panels on a trailer behind his coach now that is a lot of power, not counting the money invested. |
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| love the desert views where we are |
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| enjoying the warm sunshine and our e-readers |
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| Doggie fix for Susie Tucker loves Suzie |
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| Happy hour snacks and some treats for Tucker too. |
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| done to perfection tender and juicy inside crispy skin |
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| we do love our chicken |
Thanks again for joining us here and if you are around send us a message and look us up.
Where have we been this Winter
So looking forward to relaxing in the desert.
ReplyDeleteIf you look real close at the picture with all 15 solar panels on the trailer there are more lying flat on top of the RV.
Be Safe and Enjoy!
It's about time.
I was just mentioning the trailer, most everyone has solar panels in their roofs here
DeleteHey George! It looks like sometimes you use your grill mat for chicken and sometimes you don't. If this is the case, I wouldn't mind knowing a little more about the rationale there. Then I won't have to experiment!
ReplyDeleteMike I use the grill mat for boneless skinless chicken so it does not dry out, and whole chicken I want the fat to drip away and the skin to get crispy so no mat.
DeleteThe solar panels are not the only unique thing about the boon docker. Did you also notice he has a residential air conditioner in the window.
ReplyDeleteYes I noticed that as well, maybe he can run that with all his solar power.
DeleteYour title should be...A Restful Day in the Desert...good job.
ReplyDeleteYup it sure was and there will be many more.
DeleteLovely warm desert days, gotta love 'em!
ReplyDeleteYes we sure do, cold nights warm sunny days= perfect.
DeleteNice rig for the solar panels. If I had one with the panels plus a 500 gal each, water and sewer tank, I could maybe boondock with my crew for a week or two.
ReplyDeleteWe get buy with 2 solar panels, 75 gallons of water and 90 gallons sewage for 2 weeks, but it takes some conserving. We love it though and is worth it for us.
DeleteThat guy didn't leave any solar panels for the rest of us! :cD
ReplyDeleteOkay now I'm getting excited about moving to the Quartzsite area. I'm been in Mesa. Az for a month and a half. I wish I could afford even half of that solar setup. I get by on a 120 watt solar panel.
ReplyDeleteWe got by with 130 watts paul for 10 years now have 230 and is much better. V=come on down it is wonderful and look us up.
DeleteWe do love spending time at LaPosa South. It is nice being out in the desert but still having the option to use the dump station, water, and get rid of the garbage. We are hoping to be heading West in January.
ReplyDeleteIt is a great place to be that we enjoy, hie you can make it and look us up when you get here.
DeleteSafe travels.