Monthly Archives: January 2015

Yuma, AZ Yesterday we decided to take a Jeep ride along the Colorado River on the California side.  Joe and Gay described the route in their blog (Good Times Rollin’) and it looked enticing so off we went.  After heading west … Continue reading →

Yuma, AZ It’s been a while since we have seen our friends, Paul and Marsh (Where’s Weaver), so when our travel paths finally crossed in Yuma, we took the opportunity to spend the day with them and share a bit … Continue reading →

Yuma, AZ One of the “must do” activities Pam had on her list of things to do during our visit to southern California was a farm tour in El Centro.  El Centro is the county seat of Imperial County, CA, … Continue reading →

Borrego Springs, CA After a seven day stay at the Palm Canyon Campground in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park we were not quite ready to leave the area.  So we moved back out to the nearby Clark Dry Lake area for a … Continue reading →

Borrego Springs, CA Right behind our campground is a trail leading up into Palm Canyon.  This is one of those hikes that can go on and on for miles if you are up to the challenge.  We had hiked it … Continue reading →

Borrego Springs, CA Our friends, Terry and LuAnn, (Paint Your Landscape) are spending the winter near Temecula, about an hour drive from Borrego Springs.  We drove up to visit with them during our recent stay in San Diego and invited … Continue reading →

Borrego Springs, CA After our brief stay out in the desert, we are now parked in Palm Canyon Campground, which is part of Anza-Borrego Desert State Park.  The park has full hook-ups and pull-through sites about sixty feet long.  If … Continue reading →

Borrego Springs, CA As previously mentioned in our last blog, we mixed-up our reservation dates at the nearby state park.  This actually turned out to be a blessing in disguise, as we enjoyed two nights  of dry camping and met … Continue reading →

Borrego Springs, CA Whenever we stay in one place for an extended time we start to get a bit anxious to move to a new location, even when in some great spots.  So after a month along Mission Bay in … Continue reading →

San Diego, CA The beach towns along the Pacific in San Diego have been pretty busy during the holidays.  We tolerate the crowds but look forward to a more peaceful time when people return to work and school.  We have … Continue reading →