Yesterday we went to the Kartchner caverns and they are indeed spectacular. Not discovered until 1974 and kept secret for 4 years, even from the people who owned the land. The accompanying photo was taken near the location but photos are not allowed inside the caverns.

Kartchner Caverns State Park

I was hoping to show you some nice photos by going to this site but it looks like it is mostly informational. It is a spectacular place.
Kartchner Caverns State Park

We are staying in the Saguaro RV Park (an SKP Co-Op park) in Benson AZ and this lovely Cactus bloom photo was taken on our daily walk in the park. This park is a nice one and one that we may consider staying in long term sometime in the future.

Well folks we have moved a bit...we are still in Arizona but we moved to the Benson SKP park and we will be here for a week. There are so many things to see in this area...like Tombstone...Kratchner Caverns and Bisbee AZ for a few.

Eastern Arizona Sky-Benson AZ

Western Arizona Sky-Benson AZ

Arizona Sky- Casa Grande AZ

Arizona Sky- Casa Grande AZ

Cotton trucks go by here many times a day and today there was a bit of a cottony accident. The inset is 1 cotton boll.

Granddaughter Ann and her friend Jamie at Homecoming

Just thinking of you!

Butch was concerned that lil ol roadrunner would get inside the car because the windows are open but he did not.

Beep-Beep! Roadrunner looking for faster wheels

Breakfast at home

Have not needed to turn on the hot water heater. The water from the pipes is warm enough to shower in and no, it does not eventually get cold...ever! And in case you have not noticed, I change the weather banner at the top of the page to match our location. 99 degrees today.

A fruited Prickly Pear

Staghorn Cholla (Chaw-ya)

The Casa Grande Ruins of the Hohokam Indians

I have hopes you can read the print. The inset is the ballfield

This is just too neat National Geographic Magazine - WildCam AFRICA

This is just too neat! I "borrowed " it from a newsletter I subscribe to:
I have something fun for you to check out this week, A National Geographic
web cam that gives you a live peek at a watering hole in Botswana called
Pete's Pond. As I type this message, I just saw and heard a flock of birds
come to the pond, and a warthog walk past. It is windy at Pete's Pond, I can
hear it and see it in the rippling of the water as well as the dust blowing
near the pond.
National Geographic Magazine - WildCam AFRICA