Spending a few days in the Anza Borrego Desert this time of year can be like a breath of fresh air. The skies are clear and blue. The air is warm and dry with a gentle breeze blowing. The 129
Visiting the Anza Borrego Desert
Broken Down RVs, a “Care” Plate, and Some Pretty Cool Earrings
Not me! I’m not broken down. At least, not now, and haven’t been since the hitch broke in Northern California last November. Knock on wood. A couple of weeks ago, I left Salton Sea and headed to the Anza Borrego
Boots and Serendipity
I bought new KEEN boots this week for my upcoming 500-mile walk in Spain. I’m planning on following the coastal trail to Santiago, Spain that hugs the edge of the Bay of Biscay across the very top edge of the
Sing Along With Me: I’m goin’ to Slab City… Slab City Here I Come…
As I sit in my little trailer, I can hear the band playing as loud as if it’s just a hundred feet up the road from me. The words to the song Kansas City have been altered to reflect where
Flowers in the Desert
One look at a desert, all those miles and miles of kitty litter, could make one think there’s nothing out there but, well, miles and miles of kitty litter. If one gets out of the car to take a closer
A Few Days at Mittry Lake
After spending some days at the Pilot Knob BLM land west of Yuma, AZ, I moved on up to Mittry Lake just north of Yuma. Mittry Lake is a wildlife area and home to many birds, both full-time residents and
Tacos and Frank Sinatra
Another trip to Los Albondigas, I mean, Los Algodones… damn. I just can’t get that straight! I guess I just really like albondigas soup. It was a regular Friday event in my life for many years – the little local