Desert Bar AZ

If you are traveling on the I-10 between Parker and Lake Havasu take a look at this
www.thedesertbar.com

Desert Bar

Not the typical desert vehicle, this is a full four bucket seat buggy powered by a Corvette engine. Awsome

Desert Bar

The desert air, isolation, heat, sun and good men will do this !!! alcohol does help

Desert Bar

with our excellent neighbours from back home, the Hawley's Paul & Heather

Desert Bar Parker AZ

This bar is located 7 miles off road in the desert where hundreds of ATV's buggies etc go for good times

Desert Bar

7 mile off road to the Desert Bar

Quartzsite TRVN Great Organiser

Hats off to Bob Ruff for organizing this event voluntary. Did a continuous great job to assure everyone integrated. Not a easy task when there were some 45 RV's.

Now you Know

Quartzsite TRVN groupe

Quartzsite TRVN Great Friends

Mike & Diana Fortier from Renfrew Ontario. Great meals, bike riding and lot's of pictures. They have done a lot of traveling, just came back from Alaska. Cool couple

Quartzsite TRVN Hot Dog desert Style

It's a dough you try to wrap around a stick then cook over camp fire and when done there are fillings such as strawberries, apple, whip cream etc.

Quartzsite TRVN

Quartzsite US Hot Dog

This know as a fully loaded hot dog ???

Quartzsite AZ Day Care

They thought of everything even for the adult kids

Finally Riding

Our RV neighbours Bill & Joanne of Florida guided us to Gold Canyon, Apache trail near Phoenix. Just fantastic, valley, mountain, switch back and a lunch at a marina by a lake.

Dallas Texas

When we left Alabama, we had land covered snow until we arrived at "Dallas City Limit" but it was still extremely cold

Traveling Alabama to Arizona

Some facts traveling through Texas.
Speed Limit 80 miles an hour
Huge wind mill fields
Lot's of oil well drills and pumps. Highest fuel prices in mid west
Slept near Little Rock AK it was -8c (17F)all night

RV Stats
Drove hwy's 72, 40, 30, 20 & 10
1,676 miles (2,697kl)
Fuel cost US$834 for 248 US gallons (938 liters)
This averages out to 6.75m/gl but add to this 18 hrs generator and RV furnace is fueled powered. Normaly it should be 7.2 m/gl

Dallas to Tucson

Dallas to Tucson is well over 500 miles straight and flat as you can see in the GPS next curve some 200 miles. We saw Texas size huge wind mills farms, oil wells refineries galore. We had oil pumps left and right of us however the price of fuel in Texas is higher than Alabama and Arizona ??????

Red Bay Alabama "SNOW"

We left Montreal for a 2,200kl (1,400 miles) drive due south to Red Bay Alabama and ended up in 6-8 in. of snow. People here don't remember ever having this much snow, and the state has no snow removal equipment. Snow has stop but we are in freezing rain and expect to last 3-4 days.l