Golf, Ghost Town, Desert Museum

10th Tee Las Sendas Golf Club

Goldfield Ghost Town

Charlotte says "my that's a big one"

Scene from the old west

Old Glory flying over monument to unknown prospector

Monument to Unknown Prospector RIP

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House of ill repute

House of worship. Services still held here.

Lots of stories here too.

Did I say these fascinate me?

Inside cave at Desert Museum

Grey desert wolf

Lazing coyote

Storm's a brew'in

Beauty at every turn

Prickly pear blossom

More beauty

Views from I17 between Phoenix and Flagstaff

Peek over the guardrail

Down in the valley

We found Elvis in Williams, AZ

Had dinner here

Cheers!!!!

Seems like lots has happened since last post. Monday took Charlotte to see the golf course I played and while in the area located an old ghost town, Goldfield. Very interesting and enjoyable afternoon. It was out near the Lost Dutchman State Park east of Mesa. Tuesday I washed the outside of the motor home and Charlotte cleaned the inside getting ready to head to another location. Drove south to Tuscon Wednesday for the motor home's day spa appointment. While it was being worked on we drove to the western edge of the Saguaro National Park to the Desert Museum. Its a living museum representing everything desert, vegetation and animal. Spent much of the afternoon there. Highly recommend a visit there if you are ever in the area. Spent the night in the Lazyday's campground before departing this AM for Williams, AZ. 291 miles later arrived in Williams. Williams is considered a gateway to the Grand Canyon and it is also the last city on the infamous Route 66 that was bypassed by I40. Got the land yacht anchored and wondered into the city. Lots of shops selling Route 66 and Indian paraphernalia. Appears to have some nice restaurants as well. We dined at Cruser's Cafe 66. Off to the Painted Desert and Petrified Forest tomorrow.