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24 April 2024

Back on the road again

RV sunset reflection Pilot Knob BLM LTVA Felicity CAWasn’t sure I’d ever get back on the road again, especially with three RVs.  But here I am, solo* and on the road again traveling in the new RV revisiting places and exploring new spaces while thinking about summer and what to do.

sunrise moon Pilot Knob BLM LTVA Felicity CAOnce the 5th-wheel and shuttle bus were sold I was free to get back on the road again, and I was more than ready to leave Quartzsite drama behind.  I had nothing on my calendar until an early April wedding in Ajo, southern Arizona. 

Say's Phoebe bird on side mirror Pilot Knob BLM LTVA Feliity CASay’s Phoebe

During early March, I set up camp just west of Yuma, across the border into California, at Pilot Knob LTVA BLM (Long Term Visitor Area permitted by Bureau of Land Management). 

yellow Desert Marigold & purple Sand Verbena flowers Pilot Knob BLM LTVA Felicity CADesert Marigold & Sand Verbena

Only 20 minutes on the road from Joann’s place so we got in a lot of visiting. 

sunset Pilot Knob BLM LTVA Felicity CAMy timing was constantly off there because California was still on daylight savings time.  I literally had to ask Google “What time is it in Arizona?”  Solved problem with a clock/thermometer I bought at a thrift store, about a week before stupid savings time ended. 

white Desert Lily & yellow Creosote flowers Pilot Knob BLM LTVA Felicity CADesert Lily in Creosote bush

bumper rocks Pilot Knob BLM LTVA Felicity CABumper rock collection

You’ll find more of this story, and others, on my YouTube channel.  I know, not everybody wants to go there.  That’s OK by me.  But I do want to share that I made it past 1000 subscribers and want to thank those of you that helped make that happen.  I’m not really monetized, yet.  However I’ll have some big news about it all very soon.

sunset Mittry Lake Yuma AZStill staying nearby Yuma, I got on the road and went for a total change of scenery at Mittry Lake, actually a reservoir along the dammed Colorado River.  I camped there last winter and loved it. 

storm clouds Mittry Lake Yuma AZ

sunset Mittry Lake Yuma AZMaybe rising Spring temperatures and rain brought the mosquitoes that descended every evening at dusk. 

Great-tailed Grackle birds Mittry Lake Yuma AZGreat-tailed Grackles

Yet bugs bring birds. 

Osprey bird Mittry Lake Yuma AZ

Osprey bird Mittry Lake Yuma AZPlus I spent much time watching the Osprey soar, stoop, and hopefully catch a fish when I heard a splash that was out of sight. 

boat Mittry Lake Yuma AZPeople who launch small boats and fished sometimes caught a decent sized bass or two. 

sunset Mittry Lake Yuma AZ

sunset Mittry Lake Yuma AZIf nothing else, sunsets reflected on water where worth the stay even if I sometimes had to shoot through the screen door. 

Space X Falcon 9 launch Mittry Lake Yuma AZAnd then I got lucky and saw SpaceX Falcon 9 fly cross the sky. 

clouds reflection Mittry Lake Yuma AZ

bees bearding Mittry Lake Yuma AZOne afternoon, I heard a large swarm of honey bees that clustered on a bush in what is called “bearding”, a resting practice that a swarm of bees will do when searching for a new hive site.  Got video and shared as a SHORT.

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Gaelyn Imperial Sand Dunes CA by JoannMarch 26th, time for something different, because IT’S MY BIRTHDAY!  OK, it’s over now.  I returned to Pilot Knob for a night and Joann and I went on the road for a reconnaissance trip in her minivan to check out my next possible camp.  With fudge brownies for on the road we headed west on Interstate 8. 

Plank Rd Imperial Sand dunes CA

Plank Rd CAFirst stop, the Plank Road, original way to drive your 1915 Model-T across the Imperial Sand Dunes.  Would you do that? 

Imperial Sand Dunes CAIt’s mind boggling to think of building an Interstate highway and an irrigation canal across five miles of shifting sand. 

Old Fogey hot spring Holtville CA

Old Fogey Hotspring Holtville CAThen less than 20 miles further on the road, in a dry Mojave desert, we found a cluster of palm trees shading the semi-developed Holtville hot spring located on BLM with nearby boondocking.

Old Fogey Hotspring Holtville CA

Gaelyn Old Fogey HotspringI got on the road and returned the next day, set up camp, and soaked in Old Fogey hot spring while waiting for friends to join me for a couple days. 

Old Fogey Hotspring Holtville CA

Gaelyn soaking Old Fogey Hotspring Holtville CAA nice place to stay that will be on my list for next winter, though it’s a little close to the noisy interstate. 

Space X Old Fogey hotspring BLM LTVA Holtville CASpace X Old Fogey hotspring BLM LTVA Holtville CA

Saw SpaceX again. 

I just posted a video about the hot springs, so you should check that out.

sunset Old Fogey hotspring BLM LTVA Holtville CASunset from Old Fogey hot spring camp

Early April, I got on the road southeast to Ajo and beyond to Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument where I attended a Park Rangers’ wedding, watched—and photographed—the partial eclipse, then stayed for another couple weeks boondocking in the Sonoran Desert I so love.  More coming about all that. 

fish Holtville hotspring CA

10in fish pond Holtville CAFish in natural pond where there’s no swimming

And because it’s getting hot in the desert, I’m also thinking about a summer plan.  Northwestward, is about all I can say at this time.  I’d like to get to Cape Flattery Washington, the most northwest location in the lower 48 states.  Just have to see. 

mapsmaps route

If you’re in this area let me know.  I have no direct routes and don’t like interstates.  See ya’ on the road.

*As of the beginning of March I am once again a solo nomad.  Seems it’s what I do best.  No hard feelings and life goes on.  I’m sure to cross paths with the caravan nomads somewhere again.

 

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13 March 2024

Geogypsy and the three RVs

3 RVs sunset La Posa S BLM LTVA Quartzsite AZSort of feeling like Goldilocks but with three RVs, one too big, one too small, and one just right.  I’ll start with a little backstory and lots of links if you need to catch up.  Then share a before and after tour of the new-to-me Class C RV.

sunset clouds La Posa South BLM LTVA Quartzsite AZSunset from Quartzsite camp

I’ve owned my 36-foot 5th-wheel for 12 years, living in it primarily during summers while working as a seasonal Park Ranger.  I didn’t buy it to travel in.  Instead I traveled many winters in a variety of slide-in truck campers, the most recent one I used last summer.

RVs rainbow La Posa South BLM LTVA Quartzsite AZAfter the rain from Quartzsite camp

Then, September 15th the truck-camper burned completely and I lost my precious kitty Sierra.  After a month of traveling with Hannah’s caravan I felt desperate to have my own bed on wheels again.

bus & 5er La Posa South BLM LTVA Quartzsite AZSo I bought a small 4-window shuttle bus with a “no-build build” that was livable, though not my ideal.

Chocolate Mts sunset clouds La Posa South BLM LTVA Quartzsite AZEnded up in Quartzsite Arizona at the BLM LTVA La Posa South for the winter.  Sure not my usual way to winter.  After I had the 5th-wheel towed to Quartzsite I spent almost two months getting everything out of it.  I had too much stuff!  Many of you probably do too.

inside messy bus La Posa South BLM LTVA Quartzsite AZActually moving out

As I started to settle in to the little bus I continued to search local classified ads (Facebook Market Place) for a Class C RV, early 2000s, 24-26 feet long, no slide-outs, with solar, and low mileage under $20k.  I looked every night.  January is all about RVs in Quartzsite.  So I figured it would be a great place to sell and possibly buy.  Sure enough.  January 5th, I saw a Class C for sale that checked more than all my boxes.  Located only half a mile from my camp, I was the first to look at this new listing.

Tioga Class C RV for sale La Posa South Quartzsite AZ2001 Fleetwood Tioga 24d, 61k miles, jackknife sofa; remote start with GPS; Viper alarm and keyless entry; backup camera; security system wired up with monitor; cell phone booster; all-terrain tires 1 ½ years old; interior LED lights and colored strip lights; water heater; 50 gal water tank; plumbed quick connect for catalytic heater; residential fridge ?self defrost; generator; 1200w solar panels, 5 Battleborn lithium batteries with all Victron components

three RVs La Posa South BLM LTVA Quartzsite AZWhat was I thinking to own three RVs?

Gaelyn at door Tioga Class C RV by Joanndoorway Tioga Class C RV

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My offer was made and accepted Friday afternoon and Monday we took care of business.   OMG!  I now owned three RVs.

inside Tioga Class C RV La Posa South Quartzsite AZ

living room Tioga Class C RVRight from door living space to cab (before and after)

Eric, the seller,also known as the Nomadic Fanatic on YouTube, seems to change RVs almost as frequently as I have.  This is #16 for me over 48 years of wheeleastate.

kitchen Tioga Class C RV

rear inside Tioga Class C RVLeft from door kitchen to bed left and bathroom door right (before and after)

Monday, we drove 1 1/2 hours to Buckeye for the nearest BofA where we both bank.  I drove the RV and it handled great but the pavement on Interstate 10 is awful, more potholes than pavement.

bed in Tioga Class C RV

bed Tioga Class C RVDouble bed (before and after)

Parking was tricky near the bank but Eric guided me into a couple of corner spaces.  I have to get used to be longer again.  The banking went smoothly.

inside Tioga Class C RV La Posa South Quartzsite AZart board bath room Tioga Class C RV

                                            Bathroom with white board

Made a quick run into a large Goodwill right across the street from the bank.  I didn’t buy anything because I didn’t know what I needed yet.

tiedye tshirt curtain Tioga Class C RV

sign in Tioga Class C RVRan into a little traffic snaffu getting to WalMart where I managed to shop for just under an hour and $185.  I bought like I haven’t been able to in many months. Two half gallons of my favorite ice cream, pizza, meat, fruit, and vegetables. Then we drove back and made it before dark.

couch Tioga Class C RV

painted under couchPainted the bead board

So I moved again.  But first I cleaned.  I’m not a clean freak.  However…  I call the dust velvet, cobwebs silk threads, it’s my dirt and I live with it.  The point being, MY dirt not somebody elses.

solar stuff Tioga Class C RVsolar equipment

batteries Tioga Class C RVSolar equipment and batteries in basement under bed

This next move seemed to be quicker as I was more motivated, and had less to move with space to put it.  To save photo overload I’ll only share some of the before and after new-to-me RV pics.  For more check out this RV tour video.

https://geogypsytraveler.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/17-Bye-bye-5er.mp4

Then I waited, and waited some more, trying to sell too big and too small.  Showed the 5th-wheel several times yet the only offers were half my asking price.  Then mid-January a lady from Yuma walked in and lit up like I had when first seeing the inside of this spacious well-lit RV.  Done deal.  Did have to wait two weeks for her to organize moving out of her current permanently parked RV and finding transport for the new one.  No big deal.  It wasn’t going anywhere.

RV rainbow Pilot Know BLM LTVA Felicity CAHowever, I was, at least for a few days.  I really needed a break from Quartzsite and moving.  So I went to Yuma about an hour away for some shopping, visiting a friend, and camped just across the border at another BLM LTVA called Pilot Knob in Felicity California, the center of the world.

RV rainbow Pilot Know BLM LTVA Felicity CARain brought a magic show to the desert.  Think it’s a sign?

full moon rise New Water Mts La Posa South BLM LTVA Quartzsite AZ

full moon rise New Water Mts La Posa South BLM LTVA Quartzsite AZ

full moon rise New Water Mts La Posa South BLM LTVA Quartzsite AZ

full moon rise New Water Mts La Posa South BLM LTVA Quartzsite AZClouds cleared after returning to Quartzsite and I managed to shoot January’s full moon rise over the New Water Mountains.

2024 winter schedule Quartzsite AZAnd then with the “Big Tent” show over, I went to play in Quartzsite.  That brings us to February.

Gaelyn new Tioga RV La Posa South BLM LTVA Quartzsite AZI highly recommend watching the RV tour on my YouTube.  And if you haven’t already subscribed, please do.  I finally made it over 1000 subscribers, a requirement to monetize, but still need more watch time which is another requirement.  Like and leave a comment so I know you’ve been there.  Thank you!

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21 February 2023

Three different camps: Tumco CA, almost Mexico, and Yuma AZ

Three different camps within a week, each for a different reason, beauty, convenience, and crowded.  You decide.

Ocotillo moon set Cargo Muchacho Mts BLM Tumco CAOcotillo moon

Typical Southwest winter wind, more intense than I remember, rocks my little home on wheels and batters my spirit.  Even with temperatures up to the mid 70s, the wind keeps me inside.  Thank goodness for sunshine on solar to keep my phone and laptop charged.  I sometimes knit or read.  I am easily entertained just looking out into a beautiful landscape at different camps.

flowers mts Cargo Muchacho Mts BLM Tumco CAAfter a full night of wind rocking that lasted until noon it was suddenly calm.  Warm 73° sunshine beckoned me outside.  I set up the solar shower bag before going on a walk in a nearby dry wash below the Cargo Muchacho Mountains in Tumco.

Redtailed hawk bird Cargo Muchacho Mts BLM Tumco CA

yellow flowers Cargo Muchacho Mts BLM Tumco CApurple flowers Cargo Muchacho Mts BLM Tumco CA

Hawk soared overhead and flowers appeared at my feet.

birds in tree Cargo Muchacho Mts BLM Tumco CABirds sang in the naked branches while I took advantage of the 110° water to wash my hair.

sunset clouds Cargo Muchacho Mts BLM Tumco CALater, just enough clouds slipped in for a colorful sunset.  I felt a click, like turning on the “you are finally healthy” knob after too many weeks of the Quartzsite crud.  Though I still don’t have my full voice back.  Join me for a previous walk in the Cargo Muchacho Mountains here.

first light Cargo Muchacho Mts BLM Tumco CAFirst light

sunset clouds Cargo Muchacho Mts BLM Tumco CASunset

Tumco has been a lovely boondock for much of the winter so far but it’s time to consider different camps.  I made an appointment with Mendoza Optical in Los Algodones, Mexico for Monday 9:30am.  Eye exam only $20 or free with eyeglasses including frames for $100, second pair half price at $50 more.

sunrise Crgo Muchacho Mts BLM Tumco CA

sunrise Cargo Muchacho Mts BLM Tumco CASunday morning’s sunrise made it difficult to leave.

bumper rock collection Cargo Muchacho Mts BLM Tumco CABumper rock collection from Cargo Muchacho Mts

I was up early to dump tanks and grocery shop while folks were in church but it was Super Bowl Sunday so still pretty busy.  Also visited with Joann while doing laundry and getting a real shower.  Living in Yuma, she’s been a savior for me from the different camps near that town.  We made plans for our border crossing into Mexico the next day, her first visit.

Quechan border parking lot Winterhaven CAThen I headed to the Quechan tribe’s secure parking lot on the US side of the border for a $10 night.  Here’s a video of that camp view.

Liqui's Purple Pharmacy Los Algodones MexicoIt rained overnight but stopped by the time Joann met me at my parking lot camp in the morning.  Headed straight to Mendoza Optical, part of the Liqui’s Purple Pharmacy complex, within the first block of the border.

Gaelyn's 6of12 frame choicesStarted looking at children’s frames because I have a small and narrow head.  One pair for progressive lenses and a second pair for single distant vision.  This is only a few I tried on.  Which two did I choose?

drugs for sale Liqui's Purple Pharmacy Los Algodones Mexico

Tequila Liqui's Purple Pharmacy Los Algodones MexicoSome of the tequila choices

While waiting the two hours for the eyeglasses to be ready for pickup we wandered first into the adjoining businesses, drugs and alcohol.

ceramics & metal art Los Algodones MexicoThen strolled past vendors selling nothing I need.  However Joann picked up a couple trinkets for her granddaughters.

edge of tourist town Los Algodones MexicoWe wandered to the edge of tourista-town and stopped at yet another optical shop where I found an adorable pair of Harry Potter frames and ordered a pair of progressive for $60.  How could I resist?

Chicken Milanesa Mi Casa Su Casa Los Algodones MexicoChicken Milanesa with vegetables and rice

We enjoyed a delicious lunch at Mi Casa Su Casa where I’ve eaten before and shared a huge margarita for a total of $15.  Then returned for my first two pair of glasses and waited in line 30 minutes to cross back into the US.

Gaelyn in Harry Potter frames Mi Casa Su Casa Los Algodones Mexico

Divorced eggs bacon hashbrowns beans $3 Mi Casa Su Casa Los Algodones MexicoI paid for another night then walked back across to Mexico for my third pair of glasses in the morning plus enjoyed a $3 breakfast called Divorced eggs with bacon, hash browns and beans.  They must have chickens laying eggs out back at the price.

campers VFW-BLM camp Yuma AZI was back across the border by noon.  From there I had a couple choices of different camps, a return to Tumco, or to the noisy VFW-BLM.  I chose the later because Gayle was there to say hi to, and it would be OK for a few chilly nights, plus be close to town for shopping before moving on.

campers VFW-BLM camp Yuma AZ

Wind blown dust headed my way

It’s crowded because this camp is within ten minutes of Fountain Hills/east Yuma.  I guess shopping appeals more to some people than me.  I like much different camps that are remote, quiet, dark, and lack crowds.  Much of the area is like a huge dusty parking lot with an occasional bush where the mostly big rigs–30+feet—park closer than an RV park.  No pics because I always forget.  The area I try to park in best accommodates smaller rigs and is also crowded.

armored truck conversion VFW-BLM Yuma AZHowever, this place is full of unique rigs and people.  Note the converted Armored truck.

neighbor Rick's homemade camper VFW-BLM Yuma AZNeighbor Rick’s home-made “dream home” that partially comes apart for driving.  I didn’t see that process but I bet it limits him moving frequently to different camps.  I only planned to stay a few nights.

RV blocked me in VFW-BLM Yuma AZThrough dirty camper window

I’m seeing more boondockers putting small orange cones around to designate “their” camp site.  I don’t want to carry stuff like that, but maybe I should.  Late Thursday afternoon a huge motorhome pulled in and parked blocking my way to back out. Neighbors Rick, who reacted loudly with swearing, and Scott who was more sedate, and I asked them to move. They are from Canada and said they didn’t speak very good English. Not true, but I don’t speak French. The man decided, without asking, that I could pull forward across a soft sandy dry wash that has tracks where someone else has already been stuck. I won’t drive that.  He refused to move.  So I gave them one night.  I took and posted a 360 video on YouTube and a photo on FB.

dirty window view jeep & RV blocking me in VFW-BLM Yuma AZAs above

At 9am I knocked on their door and informed them they had 30 minutes to move or I would call the police.  They ignored me at their door and flipped me off through a window so I yelled my message.  In 45 minutes he had their towed jeep hooked back to the motorhome and by 11am they pulled out.  In over 30 years of RVing, mostly boondocking, I’ve never had this happen.  I just don’t get it.  One more reason for me to not like this BLM camp.  But with them gone, I made it a couple more days before thinking about a move to different camps.

 

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