Welcome to the photo blog for David and Janet Elmore. You can find pages full of photos from our trips with Vanessa or Savanna (our van-based RV) and pages that are a record of events with lots of photos. Many of our travel photos are connected to a map at the bottom of our posts so you can see where we went and can look for photos at specific places.
Below is a list of recent posts.
David and Janet
After a week of dry camping we drove to Quartzsite and made a much needed stop at the RV Pit Stop to dump our holding tanks and refill our water tank. This service area is easy to access, efficiently run, and...
It rains in the desert, and it certainly did yesterday, about half an inch left over from the damaging rains in LA. We spent the day reading, editing pictures, and eating. So today, we were happy when the...
Day 3: A storm is heading our way with high winds arriving first, then rain expected overnight. We took a hike to a hill about 1/2 mile from our van. We then walked up to the nearest of three peaks. The...
Day 2: We walked the mile or so up the road to the canyon and hiked up most of the canyon to the California Palms. These few palms, maybe a dozen or so, are the last remaining in this region which was, in a...
Palm Canyon is one of our favorite desert locations. It is 7 miles down a side road (dirt) from Route 95, north of Yuma. Dispersed camping is permitted off the road. We plan to stay here for a few days....
We drove the 2.5 hours to Yuma to do some chores — grocery shopping, laundry, and fuel. The only highlight of the drive was a look at the old Ajo copper mine just south of the town. I must remark that...
We left Twin Peaks Campground at Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument to head north a few miles to Alamo Canyon. At the end of the Alamo Canyon Road (dirt) is a small, 4-site campground (with tables, grills,...
Today we drove almost to the Mexican border and took the South Puerto Blanco Drive (dirt) to the Quitobaquito Oasis. The road parallels the Mexican-US border so we were able to see first hand the...
We took advantage of a shuttle bus offered by the visitor center to be dropped off at the Senita Basin trailhead. The 5 mile hike back to the campground took us through the desert on the old Sonoyta road to...
Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument is one of our favorite national monuments. If nothing else, the weather is great: warm and breezy. We decide to once again drive the ~20 mile Ajo MountainDrive — a...
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