The blossoms are out in Santa Fe! 

This suppose to be the oldest church in the US but we found out that there has been a dispute about this. St. Augustine say it has the oldest church. We will have to find out what the truth is sometime. 

We enjoyed Santa Fe that we spent another day here at the capitol. 

Such a fun night eating, laughing and just having good clean fun. This is David and Diane Shepard and us. 

Diane made us a very tasty Japanese dinner.  

A fine picnic at Pecos River visitor center with us and Diane. 

This is us in front of Diane and David's house in Placitas, New Mexico. We sure are big!!! 

Diane took a picture of us in a cave that was on the trail we were hiking.  

This is our good friend Diane Shepard. We are in her driveway for a few days before continuing heading home to San Francisco. Diane lives a wonderful small town named Placitas. It was a beautiful day and Diane took us on a small hike and that is snow on the side of the road. 

I do not want to have this ever happen again! 

One of the scariest days in our 11 years of fulltiming. A few days ago we were traveling from Lakewood, New Mexico to Albuquerque when our left front tire blew out. It threw us into the next lane and thank God no one was there. If anyone was there they would have been pushed in the the gully dividing the highway. Gordon was so cool, calm and collected when he steered the motorhome to the right side of the road. It took him 300 yards to stop. We were going 58 miles an hour. It was an awful experience and I was very grateful to have Gordon driving.

Miriam and Brent

Our son Brent and his beautiful fiance Miriam. They are planning to be married in late April. Did I mention how happy we are!

Lakewood, New Mexico

We got here with a bit colder weather but when we got parked it turned to snow flurries. We could not believe it. But the flurries has stopped and the sun is fighting to come out. We are on our way to visit good friends Diane and David Shepard who live in Placitas.

This is us basking in the sun a few days ago. See the next picture!!! 

This is us today, Tuesday, March 22nd (06) visiting the Escapees park in New Mexico. We cannot believe it......we got here just in time to park and not have to drive in it. 

Some new friends we met in Hondo, Texas. They are Clyde and Clementine. 

We love this place! 

This is a fun place. 

She tried to kill me, some think she is so sweet!!!!!!!!!!!!! 

A HUGE CHANGE OF PLANS!!!!

We just got news that our son Brent, is going to get married at the end of April. YES, this April so we are cancelling all our plans, and heading back to San Francisco. We are so excited and happy for Miriam and Brent!

We are getting ready to roll!

We are leaving here on Monday, March 13th and heading for Corpus Christie and Rockport area in Texas for a few days before heading to Abbyville in Louisiana. We have a reservation for the weekend before heading to Florida.

We had a wonderful visit here but are looking forward to more travelling, seeing friends/family and sight seeing.

Bye for now, Laura

This is Junior, the burro who we visit every morning. We bring him oranges and carrots. He loves them both. We are going to miss Junior when we leave. 

We had such a good time we decided to go again this time we brought cathy and John with us. This is PeePee's on the River.  

This is Jenna and Jacy, two sister who are here in Alamo with their dad. They are my newest beaders. They made some awesome earrings. Aren't they cute!!! 

Opps I forgot Murphy the doggie!

Another Boomer Get Together!

This was a fun evening with follow Boomers.
(Martha & Gene, Linda and Roy Dixon, Cathy & John Robnik-not in that order)

This is Gordon and John Robnik putting up the old solar panels on their new rig.

Mens work is never done. 

Oh yeah let's go dancing!

We went to lunch and then dancing at Pepe's on the River, a very popular place for us Winter Texans! (us with Martha and Gene)