The "A" Loop & Darby Wells

I forgot to mention in that while at the boondocking site outside Ajo, we often watched the antics (okay, training maneuvers) of the jets from the local Barry Goldwater bombing range. During the day we could often see the jets - sometimes hight in the sky, sometimes low enough to disrupt any conversations we might be having. At night we watched the various flares fired off but rarely heard or saw the jets. I don't know about anyone else, but our military aircraft always gives me a warm feeling. I honor those who serve now or in the past. I thank them for my freedom. (For a little more background here is a great blog entry.)

I'm almost ready to head to my next destination, the Gypsy Journal Rally in Casa Grande AZ but wanted to post some of the photos I took while taking the scenic trip around "A" mountain and especially in the Darby Wells area. I love the vegetation here...it amazes me how beautiful such a stark landscape can actually be...but we also found some very green areas where you could see how a little rain goes a long way. We saw spots where I could very easily boondock for weeks on end with ever changing views in all directions.

Sorry there are so many, I actually took over 150 and cut it down to these. Enjoy...my next blog will be in a couple of days after I get settled at the rally.RV NOW: RVers are at Home on the Range and so is the A-10 Thunderbolt


















Till next time - keep on rollin',
Froggi/Donna