Author Archives: onewanderingspirit

Good friends, near perfect weather, and you can’t beat the price…so we awe still here in Quartzsite. We wander through the big tent (I don’t care much for that), and up and down rows and rows of vendors with new … Continue reading →

January 14 We leave Anza Borrego Desert SP and travel the short distance to Joshua Tree National Park.  It’s a pretty drive through Box Canyon, most of which seems to be BLM land.  A few RV’s are camped there. We … Continue reading →

Lots of things to remember when breaking camp. It actually starts the evening before I’m going to leave.  I take the awning down.  Not hard at all, but time consuming for one person.  The last step is to wrap the … Continue reading →

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Hopefully I’ve learned how to make my pictures smaller now, thanks to the patients of Laura and Joel and their tech support. 🙂 I asked around and found out where the free wifi is here in Berrago Springs….which is all … Continue reading →

Yes that’s a book title by Tony Hillerman (love his books by the way)’ but it’s also a true statement about a scary incident in which Shiloh chases a coyote, and mommy chases after both Shiloh and the coyote…. Let … Continue reading →

It’s just a 35 mile drive from our RV park to the area I choose to camp in. I find a spot without too much deliberation, but I’m thinking…what’s so good about this place? I level, but don’t unhook. We … Continue reading →

January 2 Laura and Joel come by in the morning and we say our good-byes. All three of us are going to miss them. They are good friends and we’ve had a lot of fun together. Joy and Shiloh have … Continue reading →

2014 blusters out in a storm. Laura and Joel encounter cold and snow as they make their way here to southern California for a New Years visit. They arrive a bit tired from the stressful drive, but in good spirits, … Continue reading →

Heat and Coffee. Those are the important things on a morning like this when it’s 26 degrees outside. On Dec 26 I pull out of Sawtooth Canyon at 10:30, to head south because it’s just too cold. I stop and … Continue reading →