Different Place, Same Temperature

 Just a short 170 miles southeast to Tucson for a three day stay. Unfortunately, the temperature remained about the same as we’ve been experiencing, as we navigated the Phoenix Bypass through Gila Bend to avoid traffic snarls in the metro area.

The ragged edge of the huge high pressure that is dominating middle America is beginning to unravel a bit, but still is making itself felt in the southwest. But it’s a dry heat….

We’re reasonably familiar with Tucson, and these days find a site at the Tucson KOA because of its location to most of the things we need, like mexican food! Street talk says that Tucson has more mexican food restaurants than any other city. It’s possible!

Tonight it was Guadalajara! for chili colorado and quesobirria tacos. 

But first, chips, salsa, and guacamole made at the table took enough of the pressure off of the stomach that we could enjoy the full meal!

The air conditioner has been running all afternoon, but fortunately we have a little late afternoon shade. Sasha has a tiny bit of grass so she’s happy!

We’ve seen and done most of Tucson over the years, so we’ve going to take some PTO and do a little shopping and relaxing. I’ll keep you posted if anything interesting happens!