Thank you. Glad you enjoyed the pics and hope you had a great weekend!
Thank you. Hope you had a very Happy 4th of July
LOL - thank youMoby still looking young when stretching his legs... Oh and you guys tooLol, Happy Merica Day
It'd been way too long and we're so happy that we finally got ourselves to get back out there. Hope you had a great 4th of July.
Likewise. Hope you had a wonderful Independence Day.Happy belated Independence Day! Looks like you guys had a great weekend!
LOL - just in case there was some confusion, most of the pics you see were out and about near property but not on it. The rock crawling pics and the pic of Cindy and I were on it.
LOL - tell me about it. It's 12 acres and in a beautiful canyon. Price isn't even too bad but building on it might prove to be a challenge and you'd be totally off grid. But, it is beautiful.That river front property.
Which river is that?…I won’t lie, 2022 has been somewhat of a difficult year so far but in spite of it all, there are some things that are still great… well, for now anyway and that is, we still live in the best country in the world - the US of fuckin A!
With that said, we decided to force ourselves to change gears this weekend and head out to the ranch and unwind a bit. Here are a few shots from the fun we had.
First up, we stopped to check out the local 4th of July parade.
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Then, we drove out to a piece of riverfront property that we’ve been eyeing for a while. Some good fishing here.
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Continuing our exploration to the south.
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Coming out into farm country and to what we had planned to be the end of our day.
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But, the trails were calling and we had to go.
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This is an amazing slot Canyon that we found along the way.
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View attachment 376705 Of course, what would a trip like this be without a whiskey stop a long the way
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If you would rather not say publicly, I’d understand…pm?
Nothing like that here in Arizona. They went to Stage 1 on fire prevention rules, just as they have for quite a while already.
It’s so American here.
