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Jan. 6:  The very nicest day we’ve had since we got here.  Very calm winds (which is the most important), partly cloudy with sunny breaks and high 19C!  Perfect.  Off to Estero Llano Grande! And after 4 years we’ve finally … Continue reading →

Dec. 26:  Off to Estero Llano Grande again.  It was terribly windy, so we stuck to walking among the trees and checking out the feeders. The citrus fruits which were planted when there was a campground in the park are … Continue reading →

We have never done a special Xmas post, so now’s the time!  Hope everyone had a lovely time – we sure did!  Here are some photos taken of our trailer, the kittens, us, Xmas eve dinner, as well as Xmas day … Continue reading →

We had forgotten just how rich was the bird life in Edinburg.  It is an oasis of water, trees and flowers amid suburbia, only half an hour away.  The weather is nicer than it’s been, with a few more sunny … Continue reading →

Well, we’ve been here a couple of  weeks, but the weather wasn’t very condusive to photography for the 1st one.  Cloudy, rainy, foggy (though some very warm temps – along with cold!).  Nonetheless, we spent a few days setting ourselves … Continue reading →

Yesterday it was so hot and muggy that we stayed in all day!  In the evening there were violent thunderstorms – quite the experience in a trailer.  We were watching recorded figure skating on TV with the girls and they … Continue reading →

Four days’ travel, stopping at Las Cruces, NM, Fort Stockton TX, Uvalde TX and finally Falcon State Park. The RV park in Uvalde was set amongst beautiful large oak trees.  We saw our darling Inca Doves pecking in the road … Continue reading →

Holbrook, AZ is near an outstanding National Park:  Painted Desert and Petrified Forest.  We’ve been here before, but thought it worth another stop.  250 Million years ago in the Triassic, it was a steamy jungle with huge trees near the … Continue reading →

November 1st we loaded up the trailer, cats, our gear and off we went.  As far as Milk River, AB (not far) but awoke to 6 inches of snow in the morning.  However the roads were melted, so we left … Continue reading →

When Bill wrote his tribute to Sasha, I was relieved not to have to write anything myself.  I realized this when we spoke about it and every time we talked about Sasha, I burst into tears.  I think I need … Continue reading →