Today is the 15th, Julius Caesar’s Ides of March. We have been busy relaxing here at Phon D Sutton Park in the Tonto National Forest. We have been going out to dinner or lunch to avoid the 90 degree weather here near Phoenix. Museums have helped, as well as the shade of rigs and awnings. It sure is nice to sit and relax with friends like Denny and Susie Orr.
We saw this hawk back at Usery Mountain Park. 
At Goldfield on the 12th, a former mine, we walked through the tourist stores. 
Then yesterday, the 13th, we enjoyed the Superstition Mountains Museum, which is also on Apache Trail. 
Elvis had one of his Hollywood marriages in the chapel that is now at Superstition Mountain Museum.
Today, the 15th, Marilyn and I went to the Arizona State Capitol Museum, which is housed in the former capitol building. 
The museum has wonderful displays from Arizona history. The first floor contains exhibits including the Silver Service from the USS Arizona. The silver service was removed in 1940 before the Arizona moved to its Pacific Fleet mooring at Pearl Harbor where it was sunk by the Japanese on December 7, 1941.
After returning to the house, we enjoyed the sunset from various perspectives. 
And my final picture of the evening resembled part of a young lady’s anatomy. 
Type at you later.
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