Looks like
there is a storm brewing again in the mountains.
We haven’t
been out to walk around since we arrived at Wells Fargo RV Park this
morning. But I don’t think there is too
much photogenic about it. Not that there
is anything wrong with it, there isn’t.
It suits our purpose of being able to walk around Tombstone at our
leisure for a couple of days. It’s a quiet,
clean small town RV park that takes up a block just off the main street.
The weather
here is cooler than average right now, just getting into the low 60’s for highs
and down into the 40’s for nighttime lows.
What makes it worse is the high wind.
Where we were yesterday it was pretty much open country, no trees or
buildings to slow down the wind. Last
night or early this morning it rained hard and the wind just howled for about an
hour. When we got up there was no
indication that it had rained at all, it was soaked up immediately.
As we were
driving today I commented that it looked like we had left the palms trees of
Mesa behind. Greg said it looked like we
had left all trees behind.
Our next
stop was to be Fort Huachuca which is still an active military installation
even though it is a National Historic Landmark District. We mentioned to a local that we were headed
to the Fort to visit the museums. He
told us the museums were all closed for renovation. We decided that even if we couldn’t get into
the museums we might walk around outside and see the Old Post Cemetery and
Reservoir Hill Overlook. The latter is
supposed to have a fantastic view of the San Pedro Valley. However, they wouldn’t let us on the post –
we didn’t have our helmets or over the ankle boots L.
I don’t even own over the ankle boots, looks like shopping might be in
order.
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