Borrego Springs, California: Dear Reader, why would anyone leave this lovely view?

Actually, after 42 nights of staying in one place, it is probably a good idea to move on. It is amazing how much "stuff" tends to be left out if you are not moving often. I had not put the tow car through the paces in 42 days! I'm old. My memory tends to play tricks on me. And, as Jimmy Buffett would say: I don't want to lose my touch.

One hour later, we were in Borrego Springs - in a perfect campsite at The Springs in Borrego RV Resort. We just love Borrego Springs. We have no idea why. There are only a few restaurants. The town is teeny. The grocery store is seriously lacking. What brings us back over and over again? The people. The desert. The golf. The art in the middle of freaking no-where. The farmers market. The blooming ocotillo. The hiking. Borrego Springs is the smallest and strangest town we visit - but once you visit, you will find yourself longing to return.


Sigh.
I had a batch of organic celery stock in the freezer, so tonight I whipped-up a veggie soup for DT with the stock, onion, garlic, celery and diced potato.


The recipe is basically perfected, but I will give it one more try before I post it on this website.
Soon.
Until my next update, I remain, your Borrego Springs correspondent.
RV Park: The Springs in Borrego RV Resort. This place has it all. Long pull-through and a few back-in sites. All full service. Fabulous pool and spring-fed hot spring hot tubs. Rec rooms, fitness center, organized outings and happy hours, regulation 9-hole golf course and the best dog run we have ever seen. We are paying $65 per night. Ouch.