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Re: Morning Lows
McIntraveler wrote: rocmoc wrote: 30 just south of Tucson, AZ @ 5am. Hard freeze last two nights! rocmoc n AZ This concerns me. We want to winter in Tucson next year. I thought it stayed pretty warm there. Will I have to worry about water lines freezing in my 5er or is this 30 degree day an anomaly? Come to Yuma. There is NEVER a freezing problem here. It's all about elevation. Where we winter is only 100 feet above sea level so it is warmer that both Phoenix and Tucson.457Views0likes0CommentsRe: Favorite restaurants in Yuma?
pjsky wrote: bobsallyh wrote: Lins Chinese Buffet, 16th and Pacific; Copper Miner, Foothills Blvd.; Chicken on the Run, S. Frontage RD., between Fortuna and Foothills; Stan's Grocery 1920 S 1st Ave. for breakfast burritos, Mr. G's Drive In 501 S. 4th. I'll think of more later, but we don't do fancy, I want fed! Copper Miner is permanently closed. I was referring to the downtown location. Sorry I didn't make that clear. There are problems with the building. It is not worth fixing up and I assume that it will be razed.600Views0likes0CommentsRe: Favorite restaurants in Yuma?
bobsallyh wrote: Lins Chinese Buffet, 16th and Pacific; Copper Miner, Foothills Blvd.; Chicken on the Run, S. Frontage RD., between Fortuna and Foothills; Stan's Grocery 1920 S 1st Ave. for breakfast burritos, Mr. G's Drive In 501 S. 4th. I'll think of more later, but we don't do fancy, I want fed! Copper Miner is permanently closed.599Views0likes0CommentsRe: Brief trip to Texas/RGV
TomG2 wrote: pjsky wrote: If you like green, come to Yuma AZ. That is one of many reasons why we have spent eleven winters there. Also, it is warmer in winter that RGV. PM me if you would like more Yuma info. Where are you getting your weather statistics? Weatherspark records show that Yuma, AZ and McAllen, Tx have almost exactly the same averages for the month of January with a one degree advantage for the RGV. The stats for Yuma are from the airport and it is much higher elevation than where we live. Our home is only 100 feet above sea level, hence warmer.566Views0likes0CommentsRe: December Foothills lot or RV park needed
Renting a lot in the Yuma Foothills is fine, however all there is to do all winter is sit and look at each other. The rv parks have structured activities. Check out Cocopah Resort. It has very large sites. It is great even for non golfers.202Views0likes0Comments
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