Today started very early for us. We were to go get the donuts...at 7:00 AM. So, we got up at about 6:00 am and headed for town to get 3 doz. donuts. The coffee and donuts were devoured by 8:30. We then went with BJ and Charles to the Big Tent where "RV" venders were displaying their goods. There were just too many people to actually enjoy the experience. We then went to the bookstore. Yes, the one that is owned by the nudist. Yes, we saw more of him than we needed to. Then we got back to camp in time to prepare for the Spaghetti Dinner. Jean was in charge of the green salad. Dianne prepared the rest of the meal and it was marvelous. Sitting around the campfire finished the evening. The photo to the right is an ariel photo of Q during January. Our site is not in the photo. We are actually off the picture in the lower left corner. They say about 1 million visitors show up for the January events. Some come for the entire winter. We will be here for only a week. The weather is great with cool nights and 70 degree daytime temperatures. We now have about 25 rigs in our camp. What an amazing experience.Sunday, January 18, 2009
Day 2 of the Alfa Campout in Quartzsite
Today started very early for us. We were to go get the donuts...at 7:00 AM. So, we got up at about 6:00 am and headed for town to get 3 doz. donuts. The coffee and donuts were devoured by 8:30. We then went with BJ and Charles to the Big Tent where "RV" venders were displaying their goods. There were just too many people to actually enjoy the experience. We then went to the bookstore. Yes, the one that is owned by the nudist. Yes, we saw more of him than we needed to. Then we got back to camp in time to prepare for the Spaghetti Dinner. Jean was in charge of the green salad. Dianne prepared the rest of the meal and it was marvelous. Sitting around the campfire finished the evening. The photo to the right is an ariel photo of Q during January. Our site is not in the photo. We are actually off the picture in the lower left corner. They say about 1 million visitors show up for the January events. Some come for the entire winter. We will be here for only a week. The weather is great with cool nights and 70 degree daytime temperatures. We now have about 25 rigs in our camp. What an amazing experience.
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