Huge boulders that they say came up out of the ground many many many years ago. They were huge.

This was a beautiful view. We had crested a hill and this was looking into a valley and across to mountains higher than us with snow on those mountains.

This is the outside of the General Patton Memorial Museum. Here is where he trained the army for war during the World War II. Our men wasn't prepared to fight in the weather that Africa and other parts of the war so General Patton had the men there to train them to fight overseas.

This is a picture of General Patton. When I first got there my thought was that doesn't look like General Patton to me. Of course then I remembered when I seen General Patton it was always George C. Scott in the movies. LOL

This is the sign we seen before entering the outside area for the tanks. I told Bob you look at the tanks, I'll keep a check on the ground. Didn't see any snakes.

One of the tanks used during General Patton's time.

Yesterday and today was kinda one of those sit back and relax days.

Yesterday morning after Bob did all the drying of the dishes and was putting them away I dried the tupperware pan that the dishes drain into. I must have turned my wrist the wrong way and maybe pinched a nerve. The pain shot from my wrist into the palm and up to the two middle fingers. I really had no use of my right hand, the fingers even tingled different times. After awhile Bob went to the grocery store to get a few items. He also came home with a right wrist brace and I wore that the rest of the day and through the night.

This afternoon it started getting much better. The fingers and palm is fine. The wrist at times hurt, but not able to lift or push much now. But much better.

We did go walk through a arts & crafts show and an RV show in Quartzsite, AZ for a couple of hours. Enjoyed coming back to the trailer and relaxing outside with our books. Bob always wants to let people know the temperature, so he said to tell you it was 71 degrees today.