Eric drives to the end of
This section of our drive is
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This is beautiful...
This is the Fifth Kadampa
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A lone bicyclist braves
the conditions on an
Interstate.
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Now I know what the
base of a Frankentree
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is in terrible shape.
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Every layer of the roadbed
has been removed.
Eric's experience working at the New York State Department of Transportation is helpful on this part of the drive. He tells me that the work being here will create a road that will last for fifty years.
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We are on a long stretch
of downhill grades that
will descend over
3,000 feet.
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The views are pretty.
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The Runaway Truck Ramp
has a bed of soft dirt to slow
heavy Tractor Trailers.
Elevation
4,000 Feet
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being towed.
I remember our Towing Experience in Mount Vernon, Washington. Daniel of Dick's Towing Service carefully prepared our motorhome and safely towed it to Northwestern Freightliner.
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Yucca Plants in bloom...
This is the first time that Eric and I are spending time in Arizona in June. I wonder what other blooms I will see.
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Arizona State Route 260.
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The mountains to the
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Eric follows the road signs
West to Thousand Trails
Road.
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north are pinkish,
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space at Site K-6.
We chose a 50 Amp Site and are paying $10.00 per day for the extra amperage to stay comfortable during the 90-degree temperatures that are forecasted during our stay.
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Wildflowers grow on our
awning side.
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This is the view behind
the motorhome.
This is a great place to relax after two months of near-constant travel.
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