Our boys, Tucson, AZ

Our middle daughter Muneca, (Spanish for “doll”) flew to Tucson to visit her her sons where they attend school. She knew we were going to stop for a visit with them, so she coordinated her trip to ride back to CA with us in our RV.

Our grandsons are twins, Reign and Remil.

We arrived Friday night in Tucson and met up with my grandsons and daughter for a bite to eat.

Reign, Muneca and Remil.

Saturday Morning Reign wasn’t feeling so terrific so he stayed home while his brother, Remil took us for a hike in Upper Madera Canyon – BEAR country.🐻 Living in these parts besides bear are mountain lion, squirrels, and a host of birds and other little critters.🐿🐾🦎🦅🐍🐜🐝🕷🦂🌲🌵🕸🌿🍂

The surroundings were BEAUTIFUL. The air was so fresh, clear, and crisp!! It was nice to feel the twigs and leaves crackle beneath my feet and keep an eye open for various wildlife. We saw very few people on the hiking trail above us. We had opted to hike up the river on the rocks hoping to see a little more wildlife.

Craig, Muneca and Remil as we headed up the river.

The hour long hike was invigorating.

We made it to the waterfall which wasn’t quite a fall but rather a trickle.

Yes, I was there too. 😁 Craig, Muneca and Remil in the distance.

Group selfies!😘 Craig, me, Muneca and Remil with the waterfall in the distance.

We had a great day hiking; but missed Reign.

Saturday night

Craig, Muneca and I spent the night at the Green Valley RV Park. This RV park was a blend of permanent residents in manufactured homes, full time RVers, snow birds and those of us just passing thru town. It was a nice, clean facility with a pool, jacuzzi, restrooms, showers, laundry room, and a recreation room with a pool table and full hookups for $42 a night. Not bad.👍

After dinner we checked into the RV park and settled in. We taught Muneca how to play Phase 10, the card game we played with Mark and Roxanne in Prescott. 😂🤣😊 It is a great game, lots of laughs!

Sunday morning, isnt that a song by Maroon 5?? 😘

Anyway I woke up this Sunday morning to the sound of the pitter-patter of rain on my roof. As I lay warm and cozy in my bed I lifted the shade and watched as the storm clouds lazily passed and the light of the day shone through.