We arrived in Yuma at Cocopah Casino on November 4, the first two and a half weeks we enjoyed the gorgeous 30 c/ 86 f plus weather.
It seems winter has now arrived in Yuma. This morning’s temp was much colder than we prefer.
Looking at Yuma forecast for the next week appears the ice maker needs to get out away and the kettle needs to come out.
Until next time friends and family, stay warm …..
When doing my research for the Tuscan area I accidentally came across this little gem of history.
The Tucson Rodeo Parade Museum is located in the historic Tucson Rodeo Ground.
Cost: $12.00 Adults, $ 9.00 for Seniors
We had the most amazing tour guide by the name of Bob. Bob was a wealth of information that made this tour so great.
A few displays set up of the Tuscan History.
They have quite the collection of saddles. 
We even got to tour their tac room.
This Museum has over 100 horse drawn vehicles on display. Even a few that appeared in the Antique Road Show!
Here are a few pictures
This is a working wagon, it spends it winters here at the museum and then on the trails for the summers.
A fully functional mini steam model locomotive track, along with everything you could think of what Tucson would have looked like after the train station arrived.
Here is a little did you know!!!
While I was back home in Saskatchewan in February for the birth of our twin granddaughters, Myron stayed south with Bella and Rider. The weather was a lot cooler, with a lot more rain, so when the sun finally came out, it was time to toured the Palm Springs Air Museum.
Cost: $17.50 adults – $ 15.50 for age 65+
What I am about to tell you is going to be a real shocker to a lot of you!
Last night we sat down for a long talk, and after much discussion Myron made the decision we needed to be on the road by 8:30 tomorrow morning!
Well, of course Becky laughed, as everyone knows, we are not the fastest moving couple, we are lucky if we can leave by 10 am and that is pushing it!
Well, this morning we were on the road by 8:19am…… No really, I am not kidding, we really were on the the road that early!!!
Oh stop laughing…. I even took a screen shot of our departure time, just so we had actual proof we did it!
But all joking aside, even with today being a short driving day to Las Vegas
we had quite the climb gets out of Laughlin as starting elevation is 520ft.
Highest point of our climb was 2,929 ft.
That’s a 2,409 ft climb…. Old Red did great as usual pulling our condo on wheels.