February 17-20
We arrived at Carlsbad RV Tuesday afternoon. The campground was all unpaved and very dusty. It was so unimpressive I forgot to take any pictures. The next day we drove up to Roswell. First stop the visitor center. It's located in the lobby of the city's convention center. As we drove into the lot it was full! As it turned out we pick the day of a State Senator's wife's funeral. We found the last space in the 500 space parking lot. As it turns out the visitors center was closed because of the funeral. As we were walking back to the car we saw the Carlsbad Museum and Art Center across the way. We decided to visit and it was great. Inside was a recreation of Robert Goddard's work shop. He was the inventor of the first rocket using liquid fuel. On the way back to our car the funeral was breaking up and I walked through the crowd of black suits in my shorts and colorful Hawaiian shirt.
On Thursday it was off to the Caverns. I had been through the cave about fifty years ago but it was Debbie's first time. At the visitor center we watched a presentation and
learned all about how the cave was formed and found. It was then time to take the self-guided tour down the natural entrance.
We walked down the center of the seating and then continued on down the serpentine trail into the cave.
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
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- What Are We Going to Do Here?
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About Us
- NORMANS on the HORIZON
- The Normans are Debbie, Jim and Ty the cat. The Horizon is our Itasca Horizon Motorhome. We spend the summers in cool northern Washington and travel through the warm south during the winter. We spend time in the spring and fall at our home in northern California as we pass by by.
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