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Oct 24, 2011 - Day 43 Marana AZ camp

leaving bisbee, stopping in tombstone which was dead "movin' on back" heading towards flagstaff for more dancing but it will take us a few days to get there because we do not want to have to spend too many nights in flagstaff before fri & sat night the dance nights there... tonight we are in a cotton field town outside of tucson AZ , marana AZ... we took a few pixs but nothing special we have done this road many times before... today's pixs... https://picasaweb.google.com/111501084229847916041/Day43MaranaAZ# ron & bebe ipad sent, "movin'...

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May 27, 2011 - OTRA - AZ- Marana

Again, we tried to get off earlier (9:25 a.m.) than our normal time so we wouldn't be driving too long in the heat. Another easy drive...I-10 east then AZ-85 south to Gila Bend then I-8 east to meet up with I-10 again. This way we were able to avoid all the traffic in Phoenix. We passed a large cattle feed lot on the road between the campground and I-10 and then further along I-10, we passed an ostrich farm. There must have been over a hundred ostrichs there. AND, we've got Nellie all figured out (or is it she who has trained us?) If we...

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Nov 14, 2008 - Valley of the Sun RV Park, Marana, AZ

Our 1st stop after we left Little Flag Ranch, is a quiet 55+ mobile home/RV park in Marana, AZ (just outside of Tucson). Trip down was uneventful, except for an ABS lite on the dash. It didn't hamper the driving, but was just a nuisance. We pulled into Valley of the Sun at about 3 pm & was able to get a spot right next to one of our fellow RVers we met in Knoxville, TN (The Happy Hobos-Carl, Nadine & Cookie). We also got the P.A. rate, which was 1/2 price, a bargain at $14/nite, but the taxes were a shocker. The sites were nice and level,...

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Spin Zone

Oct 29, 2007 - Marana, AZ

This morning we started out from Las Cruces, NM. Everything looked very southwestern. The architecture of buildings, and ever present shrub brush and dirt says southwest to me. We stayed at the Siesta RV Park. It was like most we have seen driving through western Texas and New Mexico. In my opinion, more like a parking lot than and RV park. The lady that checked us in was friendly and helpful we did run into a man from Kenai Peninsula, Alaska. He had a truck camper with a slide out. Everything has slide-outs now. In the morning with Andy...

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Nov 12, 2006 - tombstone/marana camp

OUR DAY 51 PHOTOS...

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