How many YouTubers do we have here ?

[RJ Howell]

One reason to enter AZ here was to explore a bit in the Coronado National Forest. FR 42 is 20 miles of awesome travel. We encountered over a dozen deer and Colette spotted a Mountain Lion perched on a rock just above the road! We also passed by several campsites, some small that just the truck would fit and others big enough for 1/2 dozen vehicles!

Chiricahua National Monument was originally just a stop-by place in my mind.. what a great surprise to roll into something like this! It's a must-see place! Drive out of you way (which it mostly is) and be over-whelmed by the beauty!

[Tom&Shelly]

Chiricahua National Monument was originally just a stop-by place in my mind.. what a great surprise to roll into something like this! It's a must-see place! Drive out of you way (which it mostly is) and be over-whelmed by the beauty!

Wow! Looks great! It's now on our list. Thank you!

Tom

[Cosmo]

Peace and quiet.

=Cosmo

[Cosmo]

Tab 320 owners talk about their rigs

Happy Camping
=Cosmo

[RJ Howell]

Organ Pipe Cactus National Park we had no idea what to expect. Right on the Mexican border and mixed reviews of safety. Seems most negative reviews where pre-wall!
As with all the National's, it unique in it's own extent. It's claimed that this is the only place in the world the Organ Pipe Cactus grows 'naturally'. I will say I thought we saw some in Baja... Nice backcountry dirt roads to explore. Still leaning about how much actually grows in the desert! Ya, I'm a Nor'easter.. LOL

[Tom&Shelly]

Good video! When we were there in late March, we felt completely safe. Surprised me that on the Mexican side (which we saw but didn't go into) there was so much built up area, given Organ Pipe Cactus NP is such a wilderness. Our cell service came from Mexico.

Little tidbit from the rangers (there or at Saguaro NP, can't remember): the saguaro cactus don't form "arms" until they are at least 95 years old.

Tom

[RJ Howell]

Good video! When we were there in late March, we felt completely safe. Surprised me that on the Mexican side (which we saw but didn't go into) there was so much built up area, given Organ Pipe Cactus NP is such a wilderness. Our cell service came from Mexico.

Little tidbit from the rangers (there or at Saguaro NP, can't remember): the saguaro cactus don't form "arms" until they are at least 95 years old.

Tom

On the Saquaro, I was told anywhere from 50yrs onward to form arms, but still they are really old! I have some Baja footage coming and you should see the cactus down there!! What fascinated me was some much variety of the species. I knew there was more than just saguaro, yet not idea how many different types we saw! Baja had the tallest/biggest I have ever seen! What a trip this Jan/Feb run was!

[dchurch]

Here's the latest from Teardrop Camp News.
It's really aimed at people who don't understand why we don't have a Motorhome, Fifth Wheel...

[Cosmo]

[Tom&Shelly]

OK, I have to give my honest reaction here, Cosmo, GROSS! Gross, gross, gross, gross, gross!

I mean, come on, back east you guys even have broad leaf trees! (Stay away from the ones that come in three and are shiny though. Family story about one of my uncles when he was in Boy Scouts...well, never mind that.)

Maybe I'm too set in my ways, but I don't think I could handle a bidet. Might be preferred to the "hard" toilet paper we used to have on the RAF bases in England though...
(Anyone interested can look that one up on their own.)

Tom

[Modstock]

I haven't been able to get a video out this past month or so. Computers memory had filled up. Went to PC Laptops and mentioned the word "videos" and they wanted to get me into a $2,200 gamer computer, said wasn't even worth trying to fix my current desktop.

Hmm 2nd opinion::;
Had another shop add more memory and upgrade everything for a few hundred dollars. While there picked up a bigger monitor screen for cheap.
Now just waiting to get internet hooked up, tech is coming tomorrow.

Can't wait to start editing again, already have 3 videos that need to be saved and uploaded .

This was my latest. I barely got it saved to the computer before the memory filled up.
https://youtu.be/hAiJTO8UbhI

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[Captain Monkeyshines]

We keep putting out video, but we've been in our E-Pro travel trailer since last July. All our videos since June of 2021 have been E-Pro related so I haven't bothered linking them.

3 more days though and we're switching back to the CrowsWing for a 3 month getaway.

Our last teardrop video was from June 2021 as we were finishing up traveling with a friend in Colorado.


https://youtu.be/geqf_1gt-sI

[RJ Howell]

As we left Yuma at the beginning of February, we took a left and traveled into Baja, Mexico. This was our first time in Mexico and a dream for some time to see Baja! On day one we touched the Sea of Cortez!

[Cosmo]

[size=150][color=#0000FF]Motorcycle trailer and tiny aliner.
Happy Camping
=Cosmo


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[RJ Howell]

The winds in San Filipe were just too strong and with advise from another traveler decided to head inland for a couple days. Catavina became our destination.

We passed some awesome beach camping as we headed south on Highway 5 and eventually turned north (ya north) on Highway 1. This heads into the Valley de la Cirios! Valley of the Candle. Another unique cactus to Baja!

Cardon's are everywhere along here. We thought they were oversized saguaro at first, then told saguaro don't grow in Baja.. I will say Have never seen cactus so big!!!