this has my creative juices flowing. I just may have to get a plasma cutter when we get home.
we continued along, seeing great panoramic views of beautiful plants, mountains
We stopped in Tortilla Flats and had lunch at a great restaurant. we found a few things in the gift shop we liked , and I got some post cards. After Tortilla Flats the road becomes dirt and very steep and windy and quite narrow one lane. Linda did really good and didn't hide her head from seeing the drop offs and great views. it is a long way around. I got nervous a couple of times , as I am not a good passenger.
we came to Roosevelt dam. It looks a lot like Hoover dam but not as big.
we continued along and made it back to asphalt and good road. we can breathe now. we came to a little town of Miami and Steve turned off the main street and started driving up and down these narrow residential streets, it felt like we were in Mexico slums but he was having a ball getting his big Dodge thru the houses. one street as pretty much dirt and washed out but we saw a handmade sign that said "thru street" so we continued. Yvonne was telling him to get back to the main road, but he figured that after this "tour" when anyone ever mentions Miami we will think of Arizona vice Florida. We made it back to the rv park in time for a beautiful sunset. 9 hours was a long day, but what a lifetime chance to really see the sights.
Sunset over Picacho Peak , taken from right beside the RV
More to write but will post this for now.
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