Super Bloom?

Click the pics before they blow away.

Pima County Fairgrounds full hookup campsites.

I went to the office today and re-upped for another week. I only wanted to stay here for another three or four days, but I got a discount for a week instead of daily, and hopefully, by next week, the weather will be better.

The wind was blowing so hard this morning that it made walking to the office difficult, so there's no way I could've gone anyplace else today. I'd planned on going to Walmart this morning, but even driving those three miles sounded harrowing. So it was another day of being stuck in the camper where it rained off and on all day, which seems to be happening all too often .

With all the rain in southern Arizona, I can't believe there wouldn't be a Super-Bloom this Spring. I know it takes more than just water to get the flowers to grow, temperatures are involved, as is timing, but it seems to me moisture, and when we get it, appears to be the most important thing, and those things seem right according to what I'm reading on the Internet. Then being in the right place is important; some places are better than others for seeing the flowers, and those places might change from Super-Bloom to Super-Bloom.

So what that means to me is I need to stick around southern Arizona until I see what the flowers are going to do, and I don't know when or where that will be. Fortunately, living my current boondocking lifestyle, when and where doesn't matter all that much.

Theboondork

Guard dog.

A peek inside the barn, as the new Hunter Jumpers move in.

A couple of riders walked their horses around the arena.

Welcome to the Saguaro Classic Hunter Jumper competition.