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I be liking your digs.
Living large in a really sweet rig.....Merry Christmas from Cocopaw Indian Rez in Yuma. And relieved you weathered the storm.

:)
Great pictures! That camper looks like a rolling condo! Glad you guys are having fun :)

What?
Did Ron drop his pocket knife, . . . a - gain? :- ) P

On the road again!
Glad to hear you are back on the road and are taking a year off of working. I certainly understand your wish to do retirement activities which definitely do not include cleaning restrooms. Me either!!!! The other part of your work sounded so interesting last year. We left on November 17th and stopped at our respective children's for Thanksgiving and then back on the road heading south two days after the holiday. We set up camp for the first time in Vicksburg, MS and stayed for 3 days. Interesting place. I have yet to blog but Richard has been posting. I seem to be a bit lazy this year. We are at present on Galveston Island and heading out today to head north and west to eventually end up somewhere in Arizona. Need the dry climate. The beach is great but the humidity is not! Be well, Jackie and Richard

Sorry
to hear about your accident. My daughter & family in San Antonio for several years, so I was able to go for a visit and we did the Alamo & Board Walk. Quite a piece of history. Enjoyed hearing how your travels were going. Hope all goes well. kae

Positive attitude!!!
Glad to hear you had a great experience volunteering but had the accident. You did not mention what happened but the picture of your truck looks like someone ran into you!! I do hope there were no injuries and your cat was ok. Where did he stay when you were in the hotel??? We too are headed back to the UP of Michigan and just crossed over the line from Utah into Wyoming. We are taking a bit of a northern route this year. Lots to see in Utah. Also some really scary (for me) winding steep roads. I got through them but whew, it takes a lot out of me. We hope to be back in the UP and home by the first week in May. We did have a good winter; much better weather this year then last and were able to do a bit more bike riding then last year. I am looking forward to my own home and bed though.....and my two cats. Be well, Jackie Untalan

Were the willow the \"straw that broke the camels\' (yours) back?\" I was amazed that 8 could plant 600 willow and the addition of 35 persons only doubled the amount of willow planted the previous day. The 35 additions must must have been donut eaters. I really like the photos of the cliff dwellers. Be well. P

Works and plenty of play
That sounds like the right formula. I would try a bit less work though. Are your days getting longer? Warmer? P

Interesting
Hi! I'm Rich Marchinski's Mom, he knows how much I love all things God created ( nature & animals)and shared your blog with me. I so enjoyed the phots and comments. Thanks for sharing. Kae

Wolf
Enjoying your blogs Tam, keep em' coming. If I can find your email, I'm going to send you a picture of what I thought were wolfs at Organ Pipe Cactus. Now that you're an expert, I'm sure you can give a "Thumbs up, or down" on an ID. Not a bad gig you got going there, 4 day paid vacation to boot.