61.01 Tucson: Babad Do'ag, whatever that means...actually, Frog Mountain....thank you, Go'ogle.
Captured our attention.
We've never admitted this to anyone, but we often play 'Hide-and-Seek' in the mountains. From this position, Jen darts down the mountain and I give chase. Sometimes, not often, she lets me find her.
I stalked this fella for a while which was interesting. "Have you seen an old woman in the vicinity recently?" I asked the youngster.
He mislead me and I found myself on a small peak trying to distinguish small rocks in the distance from a very 'attractive' woman. (Trying to recover after the previous erroneous caption.)
The search continues in the wilderness. I hate it when she leaves me all alone like this.
'Okay, I give up...you win.'
It's so dry in Tucson that for sanity's sake, we sought a body of water after we got a little bored gazing into our bath tub. We found this lovely lake somewhere in the city.
Chuck Ford Lakeside Park
I stalked this fella for a while which was interesting. "Have you seen an old woman in the vicinity recently?" I asked the youngster.
He mislead me and I found myself on a small peak trying to distinguish small rocks in the distance from a very 'attractive' woman. (Trying to recover after the previous erroneous caption.)
The search continues in the wilderness. I hate it when she leaves me all alone like this.
'Okay, I give up...you win.'
I would have published more photographs of Jenni, but I struggled to find her.
Cheers,
Jenni and Jeffrey
We mean no harm in criticizing the locals but are puzzled why they don't consider using a mechanical car wash system rather than the 'drive-through' version. We understand the benefit of savings in electricity usage, but still have serious doubts. It also raised the question of 'how many people does it take to wash a vehicle in Tucson?' Just asking.
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