A FEW PHOTOS OF THE HASSAYAMPA RIVER’S LITTLE BOX CANYON TONIGHT FROM WEDNESDAYS DRIVE TO THE NARROWS
We have a prospective buyer for our house who has agreed with our full asking price. He dropped around Wednesday night to talk things over again & this morning we drove to his house south of Wickenburg to discuss things further. No final decisions on our part yet. We also dropped into Wickenburg’s Pioneer Title Company with a few more questions. We still have a couple other offers on the table & possibly another one coming in shortly. Decisions, decisions. I remember a year ago at this time we were going round & round on what kind of a vehicle to buy to replace our Jeep Wrangler. Two years ago right now we were going round & round whether to buy a Class A Motorhome down in Surprise Arizona. Three years ago at this time we were…….ok, don’t wanna think about that one……….:((
JUST THE NICEST GROVE OF TAMARISK TREES AT THE ENTRANCE TO THE SMALL CANYON
LOOKS LIKE THE RUINS OF AN OLD STONE BUILDING OR SOMETHING
AMAZING HOW THIS OLD GNARLED TREE ROOT HAS FORCED IT’S WAY THROUGH & AROUND THIS SOLID ROCK CLIFF WALL
Doing some research on my blog this afternoon I came across this post that some might find interesting regarding one of Arizona’s greatest scenic drives. March 18th 2010 I wrote about Driving The Apache Trail.
SOMEONE HAS ANCHORED A CLIMBERS ROPE ENABLING HIKERS TO CLIMP UP THAT DRY WATERFALL
ALWAYS INTERESTING TO SEE HOW THE FORCE OF WATER CARVES OUT HOLES & CAVES IN THE ROCK FACE
GROANER’S CORNER:(( A little boy wanted 100 dollars badly and prayed for two weeks but nothing happened. Then he decided to write a letter to the Lord requesting the money. When the postal authorities received the letter addressed to the Lord, they decided to send it to the President
The President was so impressed, touched, and amused that he instructed his secretary to send the little boy a 10 dollar bill. The President thought this would appear to be a lot of money to a little boy. The little boy was delighted with the money and sat down to write a thank-you note to the Lord, which read: Dear Lord, Thank you very much for sending me the money. However, I noticed that for some reason you had to send it through Washington, and as usual, those jerks deducted 90% of it……….Love, Tommy
So hope it happens for you soon. Great pictures we love to explore new places,and you found a good one.
ReplyDeleteLove the groaner, Al! Way too funny! :)
ReplyDeleteMore amazing pictures and hope the sale goes smoothly then you can carry on.
ReplyDeleteYou are probably in an enviable position with several possibilities to sell your house. Hope everything goes well.
ReplyDeleteNice little canyon. And so close to home.
ReplyDeleteGlad you reposted the Apache Trail blog. I was thinking of driving the MH up that way instead of the highway. But, after reading your blog, we will take the highway in the MH. We can drive the jeep down the Apache Trail after we get settled in at the lake.
Wow, life is full of unexpected turns at strange moments. Good luck with your final decision.
ReplyDelete"ALWAYS INTERESTING TO SEE HOW THE FORCE OF WATER CARVES OUT HOLES & CAVES IN THE ROCK FACE" - We're the same! I'm always in awe when I see rock formations caused by water. Anyway, great pictures. :)
ReplyDeleteRecreation Space
Looks like you are getting a sale faster than thought.
ReplyDeleteHope the sale goes smoothly.
ReplyDeleteWonderful canyon photos! Such beauty in the desert. Great news on the house moving so quickly. Seems to be a real transition month for you too!
ReplyDeleteTake the money and run. Still months of Class A adventures ahead. Great pic of tiny phoebes in a giant canyon.
ReplyDeleteA great place to be with the house sale..people bargaining over it..I am so happy for you two..
ReplyDeleteYou have full price offer. Close your eyes, bite the bullet. Say yes and sign the the papers. What is the worst that can happen?
ReplyDeleteWhen prospective buyers come around SO quickly, you start wondering " maybe our price is TOO LOW". It's always such a personal decision, but if it were me, I'd bump the price to $90,000. What's the rush? This IS part of your retirement after all.
ReplyDeleteWhen prospective buyers come around SO quickly, you start wondering " maybe our price is TOO LOW". It's always such a personal decision, but if it were me, I'd bump the price to $90,000. What's the rush? This IS part of your retirement after all.
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