Blog Police

Well, it's a good thing there is no such thing, I think! I had so much fun last month that I just didn't have time to post. Fortunately, I downloaded the pix in a timely manner. Here are a few to re-cap my adventures, mostly done on four wheeling trips. Here's a shot of my friends Quinten and Norma at the Betty Lee turquoise mine.

This the group at lunch time. Then we hiked up the arroyo to another abandoned mine.

I always wanted to go to a Renaissance Faire and they just happened to have one at the Wetlands Park in downtown Yuma. These are my friends Doreen, June and Curtis. I guess I don't need pictures of what's going on around us. Just look in the reflections on their sunglasses.

I just loved the clothes and butterfly whatevers.

We had a surprise birthday party for our friend Bud who celebrated his 91st birthday on February 1.

That's his son from Deming, NM. Bud's getting ready to give Barb Thompson a big hug. You got to watch these young guys!

For years, everyone had been talking about what a great tour the Yuma Territorial Prison had. My friend Bernie and I went there one day and were not disappointed. The tour guide was great.

This is a roadrunner trying to get on the grounds. You can't tell but he's outside an iron fence.

I had been wanting to go to Talking Rocks forever. It's an area on the Indian reservation where people go four wheeling and on up to Slot Canyon. At Talking Rocks, people use big rocks to make their names or whatever on the desert. We didn't go up to Slot Canyon, because we didn't have enough manpower in the group. It was just Quinten escorting Norma, Bernie, June and me. Here's June and Norma's claim to fame.

This group Desert Ratz has their own monument out there. I had to dress up the picture with some pretty ladies.

President's Day, Bernie and I went out to the Dunes to see how many funsters were still there for the long holiday.

To be continued.....