Where are we today?
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Now today another repeat of yesterday, sunshine, clear blue skies no humidity and temps into the low 80s with next to no wind. What's not to love about that? Got a few early morning walkabouts done chat with a few people and just enjoyed this wonder weather that we are here for.After a few miles around the campground and it the surrounding desert I got my bicycle down and headed our for a few more miles, using different muscles, sure feels nice too get back on my bike again.
love the bushes here somebody know what they are ? |
Such wonderful weather here now this is why we are here, gonna get very hot soon.
walkabout the desert for a bit so peaceful |
south frontage road |
see something out there, gotta check it out |
the desert behind |
looks like the front do=or was here |
On my way back stopped to take pic of the chapel across I-8 of the church on the hill in Felicity.
Home to relax and read in the shade for a while. chat with some neighbors then "happy hour:" at 3 pm Rob and Pats place today. We gathered around made introductions and began flapping our gums . sharing stories and tips to some newbies. Bill and Patsy arrived a bit late but joined us for a while to as they were setting up, a few laughs and then a couple hours later time to head on home to whip up supper and each do our own thing as the desert cools down.
Tonight we having our usual salad and some Halibut fillets . gonna try deep frying them in our fry daddy. We have electricity and we have our fry daddy. lets give it a try. After doing that for 10 years in my restaurant , not a problem, Quick and easy an oh so tasty.
4-5 minutes and done crispy and moist |
yep sure hit the spot |
Where have we been this Winter
This weather is certainly improving and we're happy it is. Finally!
ReplyDeleteWE sure are happy with it too.
DeleteI believe that the flowering bush is a Bougainvillea bush. They are lovely and colourful, we see lots of them in Mexico and even here in Spain.
ReplyDeleteGood to see you are out there having fun.
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Thanks Ruth that's what I thought but could not remember how to spell it.
DeleteI second the flowering bush as a bougainvillea bush. They are quite common in Florida, and their colors are majestic.
ReplyDeleteThanks Scott they sure are majestic.
DeleteWow! Haven't seen the frydaddy in a long while! What type of oil do you use?
ReplyDeleteCanola Oil, works for me, same oil as I used in the restaurant.
DeleteNice to be back in a full hook up park and one that has a pool and hot tub! Makes it easier to leave Borrego. :)
ReplyDeleteIt is hard to leave Borrego, but it is nice here.
DeleteThe bougainvillea is very popular with it's bright colors. We have one as a tall thin divider in the front yard, handles pruning well. Looks great, but makes a mess when the flowers start to fall :)
ReplyDeleteThey are very nice but do make a mess.
DeleteI guess that house couldn't hold up to the heat... ;c)
ReplyDeleteI guess not. the lumber was ancient, but the rest was chicken wire and cement.
DeleteFun to wander around relics of the distant past and wonder what it was like.
ReplyDeleteYes sure gets you thinking.
DeleteI love this weather and what a bonus...gorgeous desert colors.
ReplyDeleteThis is the weather we are here for, and love it !
DeleteFor certain a lovely bougainvillea. I have several in my yard here in Mazatlan and just planted yet another today.
ReplyDeleteThe are lovely .
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