At the end of October I went back to the valley for some crazy expensive dental work, a vet appointment, RV repairs (had an overheating issue and another oil leak), a poker game with the gang, and of course that all important smog test I need to keep the RV registered. No stop in Phoenix is complete without Carolina’s
Afterwards, while most of the country settled in for another crazy cold winter, I went full snowbird, starting with a stop in Quartzsite with a quarter million other RV’ers, then on to the Colorado River.
Snow in the mountains on the Arizona Side
From the beach in Laughlin. Snow in the mountains on the Arizona side of the Colorado River.
Laughlin Beach
In Earp, CA - Across the River from Parker, AZ
London Bridge
London Bridge
London Bridge
London Bridge
London Bridge Plaza
London Bridge Plaza
Gas Pipeline
The gas pipeline goes under the campground, then up and over the Colorado, a few yards from my site.
Blythe Campground and overhead gas pipe
My RV is almost directly under the gas pipeline running over the Colorado River.
Couldn’t completely avoid the snow, we had flurries blowing around New Year’s Eve in Laughlin.
If only I had a Tesla, I’d know just where to charge it up.
No waiting for a spot to charge your Tesla in Gila Bend, Arizona [ Map of places visited is not shown on this browser ]
Author: Murray Lisook
I'm the author of the Roamward Bound blog. In January 2013 I retired to travel full time in my motorhome which I've named Roamward Bound also. Before retiring I lived in Phoenix, working in information technology as VP of IT for Televerde, CTO at J.J. Croney & Assoc., and Director of IT at Del Webb Corp.
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