Please accept my apology. My intent was to quote part of your post, not edit in any way. Please edit this, and re-enter your original post, deleting my comment. The Forum software does not allow me to do that. Again I apologize.WayneModeratorToo lazy.......here's the full report on my blog.Click here for full report.

Morning run to a mine west of camp.Old mine house.Dead cholla.Ajo Mountain LoopLots of border patrol horses/agents back here.Ten miles back of very scenic driving on nice gravel you get to Ajo arch. We hiked to the top of it.Critical water puddle on top of a rock after a recent rain that undoubtedly provides much needed water for local mice, insects, etc.80 degree temps, blazing sun, nice hike.More on next post.

Nice park. We were their a couple weeks ago.

Nice canyon and tons of climbing potential.Looking down at the parking lot and the road in.If you're a climber, this excites you.Trip down to Lukeville for ice cream and a view of the border.This are common near the border.View from the Alamo Canyon Campground.

Alamo Canyon stroll.If you eat a little peyote, I bet the arms of the organ pipe cactus would really come alive.Running water in the desert is a site to be seen.Heading east along the Mexican border, where the fence is 20ft tall but only lasts for a mile or so."Hanta Virus Hotel".........Border Patrol "truck camper".

Here's the border fence a mile later...........Javelina hood ornament.Ajo again.Fighter jet at the airforce range.The cool thing about the desert is the perpetual freakshow......Every truck camper had a showing in the campground.....triple sliders, light weight rigs, euro rigs, Bigfoots, Northernlite's, and we even saw a Travelaire, like ours.And my favorite dream rig..........Next trip is two weeks to the Palm Springs area, then to southern AZ in 4 weeks, then wash, rinse, repeat every two weeks for an indefinite time period.

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trackhead
Explorer
Feb 09, 2015
Small world!
Phancy
Explorer
Feb 09, 2015
Hi Trackhead, Nice pictures, We did not meet you but were camped a few sites down from you in a Lance camper. Happy travels
dakonthemountai
Explorer
Feb 08, 2015
Love Organ Pipe! Glad you had a good trip and the photos are cool! Your family seemed to have a great time also... Kudos! :)

Dak
mockturtle
Explorer II
Feb 06, 2015
trackhead wrote:
mockturtle wrote:
Nice photo of my tiger! :) This is a beautiful place, isn't it? And low 80's this week--couldn't ask for more.

Love the rig....walked by it every morning and evening. Do you know who owned the other one there?

They came by and introduced themselves and are still here.
c_traveler2
Nomad
Feb 06, 2015
Very nice photos of your adventure.It's too bad our southern border is so porous.
Chiis_Plz
Explorer
Feb 06, 2015
Amazing photos of what had to be an awesome trip !

Lol, now for a crazy question. In the photo with your son in the back carrier... does anyone else see a Chihuahua's head in the rock formations a bit above their heads ?

Follow the four small dark boulders up. I see it just above the 4th one.
trackhead
Explorer
Feb 06, 2015
mockturtle wrote:
Nice photo of my tiger! :) This is a beautiful place, isn't it? And low 80's this week--couldn't ask for more.

Love the rig....walked by it every morning and evening. Do you know who owned the other one there?
mockturtle
Explorer II
Feb 06, 2015
Nice photo of my tiger! :) This is a beautiful place, isn't it? And low 80's this week--couldn't ask for more.
exhaustipated
Explorer
Feb 06, 2015
Thanks for posting a very nice trip report. Great photos that you took of the area. I'm going to put this on my must see list also whenever I get there. Your son is going to have so many wonderful memories of where he has been with you and your wife forever.
nycsteve
Explorer
Feb 06, 2015
Thanks for posting the great pics. I love your camper.