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Another perfect sunset over the lake
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So the last 2 weeks in Lake Havasu was all about getting the Whale ready, getting Barbie mobile, sunsets and great live music.
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Great Motown funk band at Mustang Sally
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Hike into the desert to find the bat caves of Havasu - never found them...
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Creating a market. Dentist advertising in a flea market with a bowl of candy on the table
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Todd Winston services - giving the Whale a wash
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The start of Spring Break - big event in Havasu and the average age drops for 3 weeks by about 50%
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Another great band at Mustang Sally's
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Unfortunately the shop could not get Barbie to run (a bad carburetor, but I ordered a new one) and the money pit got a bit more money...
On Wednesday, March13 I headed out for Burbank, California to where our friends Greg and Loretta (who I had met in October in Rincon) stays. Fun ride - mostly downhill - and I did not even feel Barbie behind the Whale.
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Abandoned town - Desert Center
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Growing palm trees in the desert... what else can you do
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Crossing the Colorado river into California
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Last night at Lake Havasu State Park and ready to go
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Stopped for a night at the General Patton tank museum at Chiriaco Summit.
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In Burbank with Greg and his RV
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There is snow on them mountains out there...
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The free dry campsite behind the museum
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Every gun
that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies, in
the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those
who are cold and are not clothed - Eisenhower |
Last part of Lake Havasu city is the cactus garden where I tried to learn the names of some of the local plant species
Ah lovely, Kees! I love your quote by Eisenhower and all the veldflowers!
ReplyDeleteJa, amazing waste ne.... and one day I am going to be able to name all the cactus
ReplyDeleteI misread Englemann's as Englesman's.
ReplyDeleteThese abandoned towns probably make for some interesting photos and that armoured vehicle graveyard!