Where are we today ?
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A great sleep last night, windows open and a light cool breeze gotta love it. Another nice sunrise and walkabout the park at 7 am for about a mile or so, before it gets too warm to be out in the direct sun.
these HUGE agave here in the park make tequila out of them clic to check it out AGAVE |
lotsa bunnies all ove this park |
not sure what this bird is very pretty. Red Jay maybe? |
so pretty |
This is the School house/visitor centre open fri,sat and sun but the ghost town is open 7 days a week dawn till dusk |
the school house |
We walked the trail to the Pecos river where train track and train station were.
train right of way |
part of one of the old train stations |
under the train bridge to the river |
Pecos river pretty low here in the spring |
school teacher's house |
The old general store, Post office, jail, saloon Gas station, over the years closed in 1976 after the railway was stopped. |
olde school house |
Coati, Racoon like animal read about it HERE a childs stuffded toy at the store |
We enjoyed this very nice outing and look into the past. and home by 11 am
Just in time to whip up lunch.
chicken Quesadilla for Suzie today done on our Weber Q |
she loved it and for me. my homemade chicken noodle soup |
While enjoying our reading time, noticed a neighbour had a kite in the air not too far fropm us, nice that we could enjoy it with them.
Then about 3 pm we had good friends Rob and Pat pulled in and parked right behind us. Nice to catch up with them again.They are like us making their way back to Ontario for the summer months.
Then time for us to whip up supper. Tonight a couple of apple spiced sausage we picked up in Julian California. Where we did day trip up the mountains for our apple pie treat from Borrego Springs.
Another great high desert day cooler than other places and we enjoyed every minute of it.
Thanks for taking the time to stop by and hope your day was a wonderful as ours
Then about 3 pm we had good friends Rob and Pat pulled in and parked right behind us. Nice to catch up with them again.They are like us making their way back to Ontario for the summer months.
they snagged a site right behind us |
they made it in time for Happy Hour, so we had time to catch up with our travels again |
they smell awesome and tasted amazing |
added to our salad and more leftovers for lunches |
Thanks for taking the time to stop by and hope your day was a wonderful as ours
Where have we been this Winter?
Crikey .... a ghost town and a BUNNY!!!!!!! Doesn't get any better than that? Was there any tumbleweed? Mum always thinks there should be tumbleweed in ghost towns. She's watched too many westerns, aye?? I sure would have liked to chase that bunny!!
ReplyDeleteOh Charlie we see tumbleweed everywhere here in the desert. will try to get a picture one and post it for you.
DeleteIt is fun visiting Museums and learning about the history.
ReplyDeleteNice to see Rob and Pat made it on time for Happy Hour.
Be Safe and Enjoy!
It's about time.
Yes we find the ghost towns of the wild west very interesting.
DeleteGotta be here in time for happy hour
Not sure how long you're staying at Quail Ridge, but the remains Presidio Santa Cruz de Terrenate overlooking the San Pedro River are interesting if you have time. From Quail Ridge it's straight across the lights, past Tombstone Territories RV park turn into the first road on the left, look for the parking area on the right. There are trail markers and I think it's maybe a couple of miles at the most. Have fun!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tip, maybe the next time when we are back in the area., leaving here Tuesday morning.
DeleteYour beautiful bird looks like a Pyrrhuloxia. (No clue how to pronounce that!) Long time reader but have never commented.
ReplyDeleteThanks Joyce I checked that out most likely it is also known as the desert cardinal, easier to pronounce.
DeleteLooks like a nice day at Fairbanks. it is on my list. Nice that Rob and Pat joined you guys! Say hello for us please. Love the desert cardinal.
ReplyDeleteIt was an interesting place to check out, a nice outing.
Delete5 saloons to only 300 people? That must have been a pretty happy place in its day! :cD
ReplyDeleteYup i think so what else do you with you time and money back then?
DeleteI was going to say, that's a Desert Cardinal. Never seen one, and hardly ever even seen a picture of one. Netat ghost town too.
ReplyDeleteThanks FG it was so nice to see one and the ghost town was awesome!
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