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
Not a very exciting day. We got a late start from the LTVA, walked a bit in the desert off I-10 in an area with a really interesting desert floor with lots of undisturbed rocks with varnish, talked with...
Tyson Wash LTVA is one of the camping areas in the desert near Quartzsite, AZ. We selected it because it is near Quartzsite, a place David was interested in seeing, and it has good NBC TV reception, the...
The fog in the morning was so dense that you couldn’t see beyond the edges of our campsite. So we waited until it lifted around lunchtime to start our hike. Across the desert a little more than a...
On the way out of the South Mesa LTVA we stopped at the RV dump and trash facility. Of course with all the RVs parked in the desert it is a necessity, but it was amazing to see a 4–station RV...
We wandered around in the desert to the west of our RV, wandered for 4.7 miles. From our campsite the desert looks fairly flat between here and the mountains about two miles away. But when you...
Our morning started with a drive through the cauliflower and cabbage fields: Harvesting must have started before dawn. We were returning to Yuma to find a laundry and pick up some fresh...
The drive from Gila Bend to Yuma is through rather desolate territory — more flat land with jagged rocky mountains sticking up through it. The only real difference today was that it was...
The drive to Yuma was through very barren desert, the difference being that today it was raining. As we approached Yuma we saw cattle feed yards and signs of agriculture. We made a stop at the...
We spent the day reading and editing pictures at the Petroglyph Campground. The day was pleasantly warm and breezy and ended with a spectacular sunset.
West of Tucson is a Bureau of Land Management campground which has a pile of rocks with more petroglyphs than I have ever seen in one place. Many natives, explorers, and settlers passed through this...
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