CLASS-LESS For Sure!

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Where would I begin on the last few days.  We’ve been so, so busy.  Tuesday we pulled out from the Tempe Elks leaving our RV spot in the safe hands of the host.  After all we prepaid for it just to be sure it would still be there for us when we return from Quartzsite and the annual RV gathering.  The trip was uneventful which is what we always hope for.

Plenty of food everywhere.

Quartzsite was just as we expected it to be.  It was packed, packed, packed.  Of course, timing is everything.  This is Big Tent week and more people pull into town during the event.  Next week there will be less people.  Now why do we always pick the busiest week of the year to come here?  I’m guessing that’s not a smart thing to do but that’s what we always manage to do.

We decided to tackle the crowds at the Big Tent on Thursday.  After all, with more people arriving every day, we thought that the crowds might be less.  They weren’t.  It was packed but you still have to go.  Now it’s a been there, done that thing for this year and we don’t have to do it again! 

 

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There are always a few interesting things to check out.  You could even end up with a new pet – a sugar glider but it’s best to get two.

No trip to Quartzsite is complete without a stop at the bakery.  They make the best rhubarb pies.  However, there were none on the shelves.  That didn’t mean we didn’t find a couple other pies to buy.

Our group is growing every year.  However, with a few thousand acres around Quartzsite, we’ve had no problem finding a place for everyone to park.  Some RVs come in facing forward and others facing sideways.  Everyone goes and does exactly where they want.  That’s the way we like it.

There were construction projects!

We have a white board that events are marked on.  Wednesday was Margarita / Mexican night.  Margaritas were served along with quesadillas and numerous side dishes. 

Thank you, hosts!

It was quite an event right down to the toasting from the hosts, Escapees wagon piñata and scrambling for the goodies from that piñata.   What a fun event!!

Of course, no night is complete without the traditional campfire.

The following morning we had a beautiful sunrise and more activities on the white board.

We began with morning mimosas.  It’ll be followed today with a swap meet and roasting hot dogs.

I probably have a hundred more photos and lots more to say but don’t have time to say it all or even show it all.  Besides I'm already past my self-imposed number of pictures on this blog.

‘Tis life on the road.