The
Two RV Gypsies: Full-Time RVers
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Just before entering the State of Arizona, the two RV Gypsies crossed over the Continental Divide, which they have also done in several other places. | |
Below: The mountains seen as the two RV Gypsies entered Arizona were quite unique. The scenery kept changing. These were photographed from the moving RV. | |
Below: Cacti at the Arizona
rests stop and a crop plane circling the roadway |
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Below: Big Tex BBQ Restaurant in Willcox, Arizona: Situated in an old red railroad car at 130 E. Maley Street in Willcox and in the immediate vicinity of the Willcox Historic District and the old train depot (which is now the Willcox City Hall). While Barbecue (Bar-B-Que or BBQ) appears to be their specialty, the menu included a number of other western and traditional American casual dining meal and sandwich selections. The two RV Gypsies were not that happy with their meal, but they loved the indoor decor. |
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Below: Karen Duquette inside
the BBQ restaurant in Willcox, Arizona. |
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Below is a photo of a painted hand saw that was hung over the inside doorway of the restaurant. |
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Below is the travel menu for Arizona |
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You may view these twelve (12) choices in any order you wish. There is
also a link to California at the bottom of this page. Plus the main navigational
buttons. |
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Willcox, Arizona and the BBQ Restaurant (this page) |
Fort
Willcox RV Park and the roadrunner |
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Chiricahua National Monument | The double rainbow and the deer encounter |
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Saguaro National Park | Sabino Canyon | |
Travel and Casa Grande Ruins | Amazing scenery | |
Fry's | London Bridge | |
Parker Dam | Lake Havasu Island | |
AFTER
you have viewed all of the sections above, please continue on to the adventures
of the two RV Gypsies in
California.
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