On Sunday, we took a quick trip out to the desert to stick our toes in the sand dirt.
We ended up south of Anza Borrego in a little town called Ocotillo.
Ben playing a solo game of horseshoes.
(My arms just weren't made for sports of that nature) Chillin' with some Zinfandel The bar even has parking for RVs and ATVs
Mr. Jones taking a break in the shade
That desert looks pretty bleak to me. If my toes needed sand, I'd use the beach. When I was a kid I lived in El Paso and all I can remember is tumbleweeds EVERYWHERE.
since we live on the water and spend a lot of time at the beach, i guess we enjoy getting AWAY from the coast. sometimes i just want to roll around in the dirt (assuming there are no cacti close by!) ;) as bleak as it may seem, there is something *larger than life* about the desert and mountains.
That desert looks pretty bleak to me. If my toes needed sand, I'd use the beach. When I was a kid I lived in El Paso and all I can remember is tumbleweeds EVERYWHERE.
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since we live on the water and spend a lot of time at the beach, i guess we enjoy getting AWAY from the coast. sometimes i just want to roll around in the dirt (assuming there are no cacti close by!) ;) as bleak as it may seem, there is something *larger than life* about the desert and mountains.
ReplyDeleteI'll take your word for it, but I really can't fathom someone choosing desert over beaches.
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next time we go out to the desert, i'll take pics of the houses. can you believe people actually LIVE out there? and full-time, too!
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