Travel the USA

After the country re-opened after Covid-19, we are
"On the Road Again."
Please enjoy the 'armchair travels' and feel free to make comments.

In September of 2019, we made the
'epic' trip to the east coast for the first birthday of our grandson Evan.
Since Evan's birthday is in September, we decided to join a 29 day RV Caravan for the New England fall color. The tour starts in Maine and ends in Niagara Falls. All told, we did about 12,000 miles with the new truck and trailer.

Tuesday, March 21, 2023

"All Work and No Play"?

HARDLY!!

I was concerned that Ethnos360 would be so isolated

that we would "have nothing to do" 

(look at the map of McNeal AZ - not much around!) 


It has been an amazing group of folks, and so willing to include the workers in the Ethnos360 activities.

Just the SOWERS for our St. Patricks Day pot luck.

One couple had guests that night.


"Ladies Day Out"
The Longhorn- Tombstone, Arizona
There are a couple of extra volunteers that sometimes stay to help 
for many months.
One lady is from Canada and the lady at the head of the table just moved here to McNeal.

Tombstone always has plenty of visitors to entertain.




Well--we do some work too!!
(I might have to see a chiropractor for my sore neck)


LADIES TEA:

The church is Valley Bible - in Double Adobe Arizona
(I love some of these towns names)
They had this lovely backdrop 
and also had some lovely violin players as we had our "Tea Time"

Kim ( in the yellow) sponsored the table. 


A beautiful caloric display -
but
it is Gluten Free!

Sign says:
NOT Gluten Free!!

NOT the end of the celebrations:
Lou's birthday was on Sunday and we enjoyed a 
Cowboy Church service in Tombstone.
( I wish I had a picture of the pastor.)  
He looked like an old hippy with a long gray beard, played great music and had almost a 'fire and brimstone' sermon.
Very moving and convicting.

Brunch (Huevos Ranchos) at the Longhorn in Tombstone
(no they didn't sing or anything),
We were lucky to get in and get served before the crowds.


They bring out all the 'tourist things' each weekend.

This is not the official "Gunfight at the OK Corral" but an ordinary gunfight 
 held on main street.

"Been Had"

Have to include a bit more fun:
Lou gets to play with his glider at our RV site.
You can only see the glider if you look hard 
( or use a magnifying glass!)

Then- this morning the  International Rotor Wing Chief Pilot 
returned from his international trip to teach the students at campus.
It was fun to hear them resume operations of training helicopter pilots.
(again, this is taken right out of our our RV door)

A bit more fun to come, then we head home!












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