Tucson, Arizona: Our journey only took us about 100 miles today through the flat Arizona desert to Tucson. We have historically terrible luck in Tucson. So horrid, in fact, I had to alert my entire family that I am in Tucson and they have all promised to stay away from Tucson for the next week. The last time we were in Tucson with my parents and brother, my Mom had to go to the hospital - twice. Time before that with my parents and a different brother, our Grandmother died. Now family members are only allowed in Tucson solo - rarely, if at all.
Be gentle with me this week, Dear Reader.
So remember the other day when I showed you that nasty uphill curve My Driver had to negotiate to get into our campsite at the Queen Mine RV Park? Today I made a video of My Driver coming down the driveway!
I tell you, he handles the Magna Peregrinus like she's a VW bug!

So we arrived in Tucson to one of those mega RV/park model places that is so large it should have it's own zip code. We are in site #1094!


A girl needs options.
There was only one thing that was going to set me right for the rest of the day and that was a visit to El Charro. The last time we dined at El Charro, we were with my late Mother. A bit sad to revisit El Charro tonight, but Mom loved a good Mexican restaurant and El Charro certainly met her standards.


We toasted My Mom tonight. She would have loved sitting in the warm outdoor patio, sipping on a margarita. It was a great night.
Until my next update, I remain, your lucky correspondent.
RV Park: Rincon Country West RV Resort - mostly park models, but also RV sites for rent by the day, week or month. Loads of recreation and activities, pool, hot tub, security, recycling, gravel full-hook-up back-in sites with 30/50 amp. Cement patio and picnic table. Under flight pattern of military jets during the day. We paid $38 per night.