A Day in "Boomerville" Near Quartzsite, Arizona

Eric & I are camped with
fellow Escapees Boomers
in "Boomerville," north
of Quartzsite, Arizona.

Some mornings start with a

Pancake Breakfast.

The Pancake Mixer is powered
by a cordless electric drill.

Donations collected from the breakfast will be sent to CARE, Escapees' Care Center, for RVers who are in need of short term or long term care.

Boomers set up informal activities and ask others to join in.

A group of us are heading

out to look for Geocaches.

Tony searches for a Geocache.

The cache is within 20 square

feet of its GPS coordinates. 

Here's the Geocache, in

a gnarly cleft of a tree.

There's a coin inside the

container.

Some Geocaches have an

assortment of small items.

Geocachers take a small

item & add one of their

little "tokens."

Individual Geocachers record

their "handles" & the date of

their find.

The Geocache is returned to

its cleverly hidden spot.

Eric & I follow the group 

on to another Geocache.

Boomers gather for

 Happy Hour.

Announcements are read, including the number of RVs that have checked into "Boomerville."  The last count was 169 RVs; our group grows daily.  After Announcements, we chat with those sitting nearby.   The day's activities are discussed and some make plans for later in the evening or the next day.

Tonight's group activity includes

watching music performers from 

the 1950s to 1980s sing the 

songs that define our generation.

Nearby there's a dance floor (RV Rugs securely fastened down) so we can dance under the stars.