I forgot to look at the calendar, but when your retired and live like a gypsy... who cares.

The Tree, not just any tree but, The Tree.

 I was looking at the calendar last night and realized that this is Easter weekend and it suddenly hit me that I'm scheduled to leave the Escapees Park in Benson and head towards New Mexico this Friday and it's very likely that parks and other places might be full.

I remember last year I was at Elephant Butte state Park, in Truth or Consequences New Mexico on Easter weekend and I was shocked how crowded the place got starting Thursday afternoon. So not wanting to get myself into a "situation" I've decided to re-up here at the Escapees Park and hunker down till Monday morning when things will probably be back to normal. I haven't run this idea by the Escapees office yet but since they have a lot of dry camping sites and I'm still the only one here I assume it won't be a problem.

Spending a few extra days here might give me a chance to go back to Tombstone and do the tourist thing or even go to Sierra Vista and visit the museum at Fort Huachuca  [wa choo ka].

But what I would really like to do is install my backup cameras before I hit the road again. I'm going to have to use my ladder to get up to where the cameras are located but maybe with a little ingenuity and proper timing I can get the job done without looking like I'm working on something and violating any Escapees rules. And the fact that I'm known to be a lazy bum gives me the perfect cover to say that I'm not doing any work on the Arctic Fox.

                               theboondork

Boot Hill Cemetery Tombstone Arizona. It sure looks like a lonely place to spend eternity.