Rustys RV Ranch, Rodeo, New Mexico
Do not say, “I’ll pay you back for this wrong! Wait for the LORD, and He will deliver you. ~ Proverbs 20:22
We were only at Rusty’s for two nights, so we’ll have to come back one day. It’s a lovely campground and others could learn a lesson or two from her about how to make a campground an inviting oasis! And it turned out that there were several sights to see in the area that we missed. By the way… Rusty’s a woman. Maybe that’s why the place is so homey. 😊
But for now, it’s time to move on. But first, Blaine had time to walk around the campground one last time.
It’s a monument to remember where Geronimo surrendered.
Wouldn’t you think there’d be more here than this?
Now it’s a race to see if we can beat him before he gets to the main road. : )
What kind of animals??
I saw a horse right after, does that count?
This is in the town of Douglas.
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Talk about an interesting entrance! We weren’t sure what was going on! But Blaine’s an excellent driver, and he did it with no problem.
Talk about nervous!
But just to the left . . . .
(and by the way, what’re those officers doing here?)
And yes. Our front end was really that close!
It had to be to get the rest of us around the corner!
Luckily no one else was sitting up here,
because we had to unhook the Jeep and then maneuver the motorhome . . . . .
He did it!
But I don’t think we’ve ever been quite this close to our neighbors before.
For certain, there’s no place to sit outside, even if we wanted to.
Our coach is nearly up against that car, and our Jeep is realy close to their slide.
But what a great, and unusual place!
We’d left late – about 11am, and because we didn’t have far to drive today, we were set up and ready to go paint the town by 1:15pm. What an interesting place! Everything is built on the surrounding hills! I don’t know how they do it. And as you saw, even our campground is up on a hill.
We’re finally at a place where we could have our accumulating mail sent to us!
On the way back, we stopped at this observation area we passed on the way in.
It’s a gigantic non-operational open pit mine called Lavender Pit.
Wasn’t that considerate of them?
This place is absolutely massive!
We took the Jeep home and went for a walk around town.
Appropriate since when we picked up our mail today,
it contained 5 Christmas cards we hadn’t yet received from our mail service. : )
There are a LOT of steps in this town to get you from one street to another.
It didn’t seem like it was finished yet.
And the hillsides around here are gorgeous!
We’ll be busy checking everything out for the next few days!