Northeast.... To Quartzsite, Arizona

RVs on the move....

Today's drive starts out on

Interstate 8 East.

We watch a fighter plane
descend towards the
Marine Corps Air
Station.

We are fueling up the

motorhome & filling

our propane tank at a

Flying J Travel Plaza.

After our "pit stop," we

head north on US 95.

We see workers in

the fields.

The work crew arrives 

by bus,

Each bus has a trailer

with porta-potties. 

Artillery flank the entrance

of the United States Army

Proving Ground.

Watch out for

Mules!

Castle Dome Peak is

in the distance.

A tethered Aerostat uses radar

to search for illegal immigrant

crossings & drug traffic.

Last October, a tethered Aerostat at the Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland broke loose.  It traveled north into Pennsylvania.  The trailing cable knocked down power lines as it traveled north, causing power outages before deflating and landing in Central Pennsylvania.

Water washes over the

road during rain

 storms.

We pass Saguaros as
we drive north.

And watch out for

animals.

A UTV drives by,
just off the road.

We arrive in Quartzsite.... 

...and turn onto
Plomosa Road.












The Bureau of Land Management allows camping, at no fee, in designated areas along this road.  Eric and I, along with other campers will be boondocking; camping without electric, water or sewer services.

We turn at the SOLOs &

 Christian Fellowship BOF

 signs & drive on a dirt

road to our campsite.

We are parked near the 

treeline of a large

open, gravely area.

Eric is parked facing west and our solar panels are tilted, facing south, for maximum solar absorption from the low, winter sun.