{day #7}
Today was a, more drive, less fun, sorta day. As usual we got up at our own leisure, and had a great {free} continental breakfast. Earlier pops had taken a run up this ridiculously steep hill, so before we headed out we checked the mileage of his route. From there began the great expanse of nothingness. Truly there where places where all you could see was dirt and shrubs {it was so cool!}. We saw a few wind farms which was different. And I saw my first coyote {it was road kill, but still a coyote}. We had decided earlier to go ahead past
The Rexes = Awesome!
{Day #8}
So for the first time on this trip we did not stay at the Hotel for breakfast. Instead we went to Denny's {3 eggs, 2 bacon, 2 sausage, and 4 pieces of bread}. We drove past a little hole in the wall town called Bisbee, and when i say hole in the wall i mean it. the town was built on the sides of a group of hills, and talk about some winding roads, holy crap! the next stop was Tombstone. I had gone there a last time i was in Arizona, but i really didn't remember it. Tombstone is one of thous places where people still dress up like cowboys and walk around taking pic's with tourists. from there we went to Jo and Jims house, which is right on the edge of Saguaro National Park, which means that i got some awesome pics to put up when i can. we hade a great dinner with them and grandma Frew, Riley my cousin is staying with them right now so he ate with us too.
Why does Ga. not have an Eegies?
{Day #9}
Today is Grandma and Pop's 38th wedding anniversary, so they went and had lunch at El Molinita's Mexican Restaurant while Me and the rest off the gang went to Eegies {its a sub place but they are really well known for there slushy, called Eegies}. For dinner Uncle Jim grilled chicken, and it was soooooooooo good!
M-E-X, I-C-O, M-O-U-S-E
{sung to the tune of the mickey mouse club song}
{Day #10}
Next was the Titan II Missile Museum, which was "very interesting" as grandma put it. and that night Butch & Sue Maxam, friends of grandma and pops, came by and visited. Butch helped to clarify a story that pops had told before.
1 comment:
OK, JM, I've been in France (yeah, like across the ocean) for the past 2 weeks, so am just now getting to read your blog.
I remember making virtually this same trip when I was your age. The difference was that I was with my parents and my younger brother and sister. Not the world's greatest vacation, so I'm glad you're having so much fun on yours!
We ended up in Walnut Creek, California, just outside of San Francisco, where my aunt and uncle lived. LOVED the West Coast, and I know you'll love it too!
Keep writing and keep posting pics!
KathyA
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