This morning we went to breakfast in the pavilion. We had coffee, donuts, and other pastries. After breakfast, as we walked to the other end of the La Paz County Park for their swap meet (market of river fleas), we saw this old modified motorhome. I sent the picture to Dennis Hill, thinking he might want to as a similar porch to the rear of his motorhome. He said he would take it. At the flea market, Marilyn bought me a new belt. On the way back to the house, Marilyn had to inspect these pine like trees.
Then at 10 o’clock we lined up to go to the Desert Bar & Nellie E. Saloon. The bar is in an old mine, that is about 5 miles in on an old mountain dirt road. One of the first things we saw was this chapel like structure. It has a front and rear, and no sides.
We enjoyed the bloody-mary’s, hot chocolate (outside temperature was cold), philly-cheese steak sandwiches, fries, etc.
The band started playing after 1pm.
Among the interesting sites were the fireplace, old tractors, and old trucks.
Type at you later.
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