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Monday, December 6, 2010
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Curt and Marie vacation in Grand Canyon and tombstond,AZ
We went to Williams,AZ on 4-14-09. We got a package from Grand canyon R.V. Campground.
we spent 2 nights in their r.v. park and got 2 round trip tickets coach class to Grand Canyon.
That was an exciting train trip. I saw Elk, cows,Antelopes and train robbers up close and personal.We got to spend 2hours and 45 mins. in and on the rim of the canyon at 7000 Ft.
The air is thin and you can get winded and tired quickly. We took a lot of photos of the canyon
and marveled at God beautiful creations.We left Williams,AZ and proceeded to Hoover Dam.
We spent 2 nights at a U.S.Forrestry R.V.Park. I used my Senior Pass card, got in free. we did pay for camping tho. Lake Mead has crystal clear water and we had a fine site to view it from. We proceeded to Las Vegas,NV. We spent 4 nights in the Oasis R.V. Resort on the So. end of Las vegas Blvd. A fine place to relax and get rested up. It is clean and well managed.
We traded our 40 Ft. motorhome on an 08 -30 ft. Coachmen Concord Class C M/h. 2 slides.
We left Las vegas and went to Emerald cove Resort on the Co.river in Ca. West of Parker,AZ
We spent 3 nights there and left to go to Lake Havasu City,AZ. We drove across the old London bridge into Ca. and back across into AZ, found a parking lot and went down to rivers edge and
enjoyed all of the sites in and around the Colorado river. A great place to visit. we were there the
first week in May of 09. Not a lot of tourist to hinder our enjoyment there. We proceeded So.
on Az State 95 to Quartzsite, Az. Toured that little town, then went East on I-10 to Benson,Az
We stayed overnight at Butterfield R.V.park. They have the only Observatory in an r.v. park in the
U.S. When you register to stay, ask for tickets to get into the obseratory at 8:30 P.M.
No tickets, no entrance to the observatory. We spent 2 and half hours looking at A full moon, a new planet, Pluto, the milky way and a lot of interesting things that cannot be seen with the naked eye. The next morning we headed so. on State Rd. 80 to tombstone,Az. The wildest
town in the old west. The shoot out at O.K. carrol, with the Earps and a bunch of outlaws in
the 1800's We toured the old Courthouse that was built in 1880. There is a good history of the towns beginning and what went on in that era. we explored all of Tombstone and learned a lot about Tombstone and the people back then.I found some good reading about Doc Holliday's
girlfriend, by thr name of big Kate. They say she was one ugly female. She ran a saloon there.
we spent one night at Wells Fargo R.v.Park. at a reasonable price. A clean well maintained park. We left tombstone and headed home to Pensacola,FL. Home sweet home at the end of a
great adventure.
we spent 2 nights in their r.v. park and got 2 round trip tickets coach class to Grand Canyon.
That was an exciting train trip. I saw Elk, cows,Antelopes and train robbers up close and personal.We got to spend 2hours and 45 mins. in and on the rim of the canyon at 7000 Ft.
The air is thin and you can get winded and tired quickly. We took a lot of photos of the canyon
and marveled at God beautiful creations.We left Williams,AZ and proceeded to Hoover Dam.
We spent 2 nights at a U.S.Forrestry R.V.Park. I used my Senior Pass card, got in free. we did pay for camping tho. Lake Mead has crystal clear water and we had a fine site to view it from. We proceeded to Las Vegas,NV. We spent 4 nights in the Oasis R.V. Resort on the So. end of Las vegas Blvd. A fine place to relax and get rested up. It is clean and well managed.
We traded our 40 Ft. motorhome on an 08 -30 ft. Coachmen Concord Class C M/h. 2 slides.
We left Las vegas and went to Emerald cove Resort on the Co.river in Ca. West of Parker,AZ
We spent 3 nights there and left to go to Lake Havasu City,AZ. We drove across the old London bridge into Ca. and back across into AZ, found a parking lot and went down to rivers edge and
enjoyed all of the sites in and around the Colorado river. A great place to visit. we were there the
first week in May of 09. Not a lot of tourist to hinder our enjoyment there. We proceeded So.
on Az State 95 to Quartzsite, Az. Toured that little town, then went East on I-10 to Benson,Az
We stayed overnight at Butterfield R.V.park. They have the only Observatory in an r.v. park in the
U.S. When you register to stay, ask for tickets to get into the obseratory at 8:30 P.M.
No tickets, no entrance to the observatory. We spent 2 and half hours looking at A full moon, a new planet, Pluto, the milky way and a lot of interesting things that cannot be seen with the naked eye. The next morning we headed so. on State Rd. 80 to tombstone,Az. The wildest
town in the old west. The shoot out at O.K. carrol, with the Earps and a bunch of outlaws in
the 1800's We toured the old Courthouse that was built in 1880. There is a good history of the towns beginning and what went on in that era. we explored all of Tombstone and learned a lot about Tombstone and the people back then.I found some good reading about Doc Holliday's
girlfriend, by thr name of big Kate. They say she was one ugly female. She ran a saloon there.
we spent one night at Wells Fargo R.v.Park. at a reasonable price. A clean well maintained park. We left tombstone and headed home to Pensacola,FL. Home sweet home at the end of a
great adventure.
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