Same here! 

We have 4 rigs, possibly 5, coming to our little soiree in Tombstone. Most folks staying 4 nights.

We can hold a "meet & greet" at our campsite on the 27th and discuss "the happenings".

There will be  a potluck and we can use the indoor rec. hall and kitchen facilities.  We can also do a "dog night" and/or hit one of the eateries in town, we don't have to drive as there is a shuttle service from the RV Park into town courtesy of Janice & Rick the Park owners) many options available to tickle everyone's fancy.

Here's a list of possible things to do.  I fully recognize that which winds one person's main spring will not make another person's clock go tick tock necessarily.  So please feel free to suggest events and things to do that you find of interest.

Anytime: Visit Tombstone and see the sights, Birdcage Theater, OK Coral gunfight, courthouse museum, Big Nose Kate's Saloon, Tombstone Epitaph News Paper & Museum.

1/2 day:  Visit Bisbee & Lowell - eat at the Bisbee Breakfast Club, tour the town, take a tour of the Queen Mine.  Much to see in town.

Full day:  Fort Bowie National Historic Site at Apache Pass where a 9 year war with the Apache's began over a misunderstanding about a captured white lad who became known as Mickey Free,  Indian Scout.

Full day:  Chiricahua National Monument, a mountain refuge for Apache tribes led by Chochise and Geronimo from which they carried out their last major raids and attacks prior to their defeat in 1886.  I've not visited this area.

1/2 day plus:  Kartchner Caverns located in the Whetstone Mountains these caverns are carved from limestone and have speleothems that have been growing for 50,000 years.  Personally I'm not much on caverns but this place blow me away.  Must purchase tickets online, very popular attraction.

SOOoooo!  It's on!

How many rigs are registered for the rally. Also, is there any kind of schedule as to what we will be doing?   Any potlucks, side trips etc. 

EDDIE & MARILYN

2017 RP 180  HRE

AZ

Sounds great, we'd love to see second time and beyond type of events.  Let me know any way that I can be of assistance and I'll do all that I can to help out.  That email address you can reach me at just about every day if you have questions or anything.  

It's our pleasure to host the event.

As per the email we'll gauge the interest for this event with an eye on the future.  

We know of a lake up in the "high country" with a nice campground in the pines, good fishing, easy access to other places like the South Rim of the Grand Caynon, BearArizona and eye dropping views of less traveled places like Sycamore Point...love to make that one happen.  Oh well, we'll see.

Thanks again

Bert

Got you all taken care of, will have some things shipped to you before your Event.  Thank you so much for hosting this!

Got your email.  Sorry for the confusion, sent you an email with clarification.  Hope this helps to put things in prospective.

Now on an off topic subject, love that moose! It reminds me of a Jay Ward cartoon show called Rocky & Bulwinklee Show aka Rocky and His Friends.  

Thanks,

Bert

I got your email this morning, I can work with you on that today if you're able to talk some.  

This is Travis from rpod.spotter@gmail that Forest River referred you to contact.

I'll be posting some more photos and sending out some inquires as to places and/or events attendees might be interested in going to.

We could also do some baked apples in the coals of the fire pit one evening.  We usually core the apples, fill the core with brown sugar and a touch of "something for adults only" to help with the carmelization, wrap them in tinfoil, bake them in the coals & serve them with heavy cream...something yummy for the late evening tummy.

Lots of fun places and history here in AZ.

We are going up to Dog Town Lake just south of Williams, AZ to "beat the heat" for a week, July 13 thru the 18th.  It's sort-of -kind-of in your neighbor hood.  We'll be in Loop B, site 44. If you have an opportunity come up.  The invitations stands to all.  There are many 1st come/1st serve sites available as well as by reservation sites...the more the merrier.  The campground's in the Kaibab National Forest.

Come watch the Osprey out fish the fisherman at the south end of the lake....yes there is a story there to tell.

Cherie and Lee

As time allows I will put together some photo albums on Smugmug and link them to this posting.

Bert

We made our reservations this AM. Looking forward to seeing 'yall in Oct. We will  be in site 46.

Eddie & Marilyn

2017 180 HRE

AZ