Even if the mountains are partially blocked from view by the back of the mini mall which is at the end of the road, you still have the beautiful palm and fruit trees and that sky!
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Aaaaaagggh, I can feel the sun stroking me …
This time of year until about May the sun is wonderful and then it turns into serious heat.
I could get used to a view like that!
Me too! That’s why I left the rest of the family and went wandering around the camp.
It’s that sky!
Oh yeah!!!
That looks like a regular mobile home park. Them there trailers don’t look like the type you tow from one park to the next, even with a diesel belching F350 dually.
Actually they have both in the camp. They are just mixed together in spots. Right behind the 4th palm tree on the right is one of those all in one RV big bus looking campers.
Speaking of big buses did you ever see the movie “The Big Bus” made in the early 70’s?
I’m afraid I did…
Ha! Somehow I figured you would have seen it. With a little remodeling it would make a great RV. It would get you between campgrounds lickitly split!
If you survived the trip!
Marvelous view – feels like in a holiday complex!
Some people use these spots as their getaway from whatever weather they don’t like holidays and some are almost year round residents. But oh that view!
For us northerners, there will always be a bit of wonderment seeing a street lined with Emperor Palm trees. How tropical! 😉