Southwestern deserts: More than just a warm place

Posted by Bob Difley on November 14, 2009 under American Old West, Arizona, Bob Difley, Boondocking/Dry Camping, Cattle raiding, Desert Camping, Destinations, General RVing, Human migration, Old Spanish Trail, Quartzsite Arizona, Roughing It, copper mining boomtowns, quartzsite, shiny yellow metal, snowbird | Comments are off for this article

By Bob Difley This is the time of year when RVers in the northern states and Canada can be divided into two groups: those that are or soon will be headed to the southwestern deserts for at least some part of the winter, and those that wish they were headed for the desert. When the cold [...]


Historic Tombstone

Posted by Dan Parlow on June 30, 2009 under American Old West, Arizona, Barb, Blogging, Boot Hill, Cochise County Arizona, Dan Parlow, Destinations, Gary, Hospitality/Recreation, Judge, RV Trip Journals, State park, Tombstone, Travel, Tucson, United States, United States Marshals, Virgil Earp, Wyatt Earp | Comments are off for this article

Many places in the United States are full of the history that formed our country and, as Gary and Barb discovered, Tombstone in Arizona is one of those fascinating locations.  Writing of their experiences in Tombstone on their journal, Gary and Barb’s Travels, the couple share in detail what they gleaned about the city’s past.   Back [...]


Historic Tombstone

Posted by Dan Parlow on under American Old West, American folklore, Arizona, Barb, Blogging, Boot Hill, Camp Huachuca, Cochise County Arizona, Dan Parlow, Destinations, Doc Holliday, Gary, Hospitality/Recreation, Judge, RV Trip Journals, Sonoran Desert, State park, Tombstone, Tombstone Arizona, Travel, Tucson, United States, United States Marshals, Virgil Earp, Wyatt Earp | Comments are off for this article

Many places in the United States are full of the history that formed our country and, as Gary and Barb discovered, Tombstone in Arizona is one of those fascinating locations. Writing of their experiences in Tombstone on their journal, Gary and Barb’s Travels, the couple share in detail what they gleaned about the city’s past. Back [...]


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