Winding Down Quartzsite

Now that we are past the subfreezing low temps and sub 50 highs, and into the normal temperature range for January, Donna and I have decided to vacate the premises.  Todays high was 79, and the low tonite is predicted to be 55.  Way too nice for us.  We've got to get out of here.

The day was spent making one last spin through Q.  The flea markets don't seem to have anything new on display, and the RV Show is still rockin' along, with not much new to be seen.  We picked up some last minute items and fueled up the truck, and went back to the trailer to wait for the awning repairman but when we got "home", there was a card in the door from Ron saying that the work had been completed ahead of schedule while we were gone.  We checked the awning and it worked perfectly! If you ever need some awning work done in SoCal or Quartzsite, call ShadePro or contact them online.  Great people and Ron, the tech is a super nice guy, and conscientious as well. It's wonderful to find a company that cheerfully does what they say they will do.

We spent the evening outside in another beautiful Arizona evening.  A bit of overcast clouds to make the moon look interesting. We were able to enjoy on of the few campfires of the trip, as there was no wind, and besides, we had hot dogs and chili to cook!

We have many great memories of Quartzsite, from the crazy vehicles to the crazy people, but one sight in particular describes the eclectic nature of the people that gather here in the Winter.

You should've seen the Princess's owner......