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We embarked on our summer travels Monday. Traveled north through wind and rain and as we got a late start we stopped in Liberty, MO for the night. Rain and storms all night. Tuesday we continued our northern travels in … Continue reading →

Home for a few days here in the Ozarks. Redbuds and crabapple trees are blooming, brightening up the scenery.

We were in Fredericksburg for a couple of days. Quite an interesting town. Lots of shopping, interesting old churches and downtown area. The downtown area. Just outside of town, Das Peachhaus. An unbelievable assortment of peach concoctions. One dwarf peach … Continue reading →

After spending some time in El Paso with Marilyn visiting her sister we are back on the road. We spent a few days in the Fredericksburg, TX area and have many images to share. There are several interesting things to … Continue reading →

While the name is actually Hubbard Museum of the American West, it is also popularly known as the museum of the horse. It is located very close to the Ruidoso Downs horse racing track. Below is one of the many exhibits, this one of … Continue reading →

Courtesy of the Bureau of Land Management, “Valley of Fires recreation area is located immediately adjacent to the Malpais Lava Flow. Approximately 5,000 years ago, Little Black Peak erupted and flowed 44 miles into the Tularosa Basin, filling the basin … Continue reading →

We have truly enjoyed our stay in the Tucson, Arizona area but it was starting to get a wee bit hot. So we decided to strike out and find what we could find. We had heard about a elegant Trogon … Continue reading →

The wonderful weather. And it is been very nice most days but very recently we woke up to a surprise. A big surprise in the way of very large snowflakes coming down heavily. We decided to drive around and get … Continue reading →

During our Times visiting the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum we had noticed this bright white dome many miles away on top of a mountain. We learned it was Mt. Kittt and there are a number of observatories up on the … Continue reading →

We hope you will turn on your favorite music while you watch this video of many of the things to see at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. We visited several times and enjoyed every visit. It is located south west of … Continue reading →