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Re: Warmth, water, US Southwest: suggestions and stories
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Wed Oct 01, 2014 7:50 pmby Bethers
Hi and Welcome, Vic!
We like a lot of the same things. I'll most likely be in AZ most of the winter. If you make it there, we should gtg. And several of this group will probably gtg in Quartzsite during the big gathering there. As big as it is - you can stay away from the crowds.
Re: Warmth, water, US Southwest: suggestions and stories
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Thu Oct 02, 2014 2:14 amby MandysMom
Welcome Vic! Is your Pulse a Sprinter chassis? I was intrigued by the name so tried to look them up. Your trip sounds wonderful.
Velda
Re: Warmth, water, US Southwest: suggestions and stories
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Thu Oct 02, 2014 8:10 amby BirdbyBird
Welcome to the forum. With an open itinerary such as you have , I think you should be able to find many an adventure and discover some good parking spots. Keep us posted.
Re: Warmth, water, US Southwest: suggestions and stories
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Thu Oct 02, 2014 9:19 amby retiredhappy
Welcome Vic. New Mexico is one of my favorites but the northern part gets cold and some snow in the winter. There isn't much in the way of water tho except for some lakes. Keep us posted on your travels.
Re: Warmth, water, US Southwest: suggestions and stories
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Thu Oct 02, 2014 1:04 pmby WickedLady
Hi, Vic. Welcome to the forum. AZ has lots of BLM land to camp on and there is the Colorado river on the west side. I plan to be down there for a while in March.
Re: Warmth, water, US Southwest: suggestions and stories
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Thu Oct 02, 2014 1:11 pmby avalen
Welcome
if you plan on Quartzite, its usually sometime around January, maybe into February, you can get more ideas you
can imagine hanging out there.
Re: Warmth, water, US Southwest: suggestions and stories
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Sat Oct 04, 2014 10:50 amby MelissaD
Hoosier Welcome
Being camped somewhere warm on the edge of a lake sounds good
Re: Warmth, water, US Southwest: suggestions and stories
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Sat Oct 04, 2014 10:52 amby IrishIroamed
Cheers right back at ya Vic - welcome to the forum. Keep us informed of your travels. We're a nosy bunch.
Re: Warmth, water, US Southwest: suggestions and stories
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Sun Oct 05, 2014 7:40 pmby Oma
Welcome from Florida!
Re: Warmth, water, US Southwest: suggestions and stories
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Thu Oct 16, 2014 12:42 amby JudyJB
I don't dry camp myself, but two of my very favorite places with lakes and beautiful views are Lake Pleasant, one of the regional parks northwest of Phoenix, and Lake Powell on the border of Arizona and Utah. Lake Mead is another pretty place.
Re: Warmth, water, US Southwest: suggestions and stories
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Thu Oct 16, 2014 8:32 amby bluepinecones
Welcome from AL
Keep us posted on your travels.
Re: Warmth, water, US Southwest: suggestions and stories
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Thu Oct 16, 2014 10:43 amby gingerK
Another Midwest welcome, Vic. Enjoy your travels. Glad you joined us!
Re: Warmth, water, US Southwest: suggestions and stories
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Sun Oct 19, 2014 10:00 pmby Cudedog
If you like dry and primitive camping (aka "boondocking) I highly recommend this blog (I have been following it for quite a while - RVSue has been dry camping for about 3 years):
http://rvsueandcrew.net/And has had some wonderful travels. She posts every few days - you can even go back to the beginning and read through everything. That's what I did.
Welcome to the group!
Anne