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| PATAGONIA RV PARK | |
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| Daily sunset-viewing party with the Fines and Mays | |
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| With Nancy and Jack in front of their Barth motorhome | Enjoyable evening with the Waldrons |
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| Jack and Nancy, our snowbird friends from Michigan, are crazy for birds | |
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| Larry, a biker from Missouri, shows off his Russian motorcycle-with-sidecar | |
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| View of Mt. Hopkins and Mt. Wrightson from the RV park | |
| CYCLING SONOITA VALLEY | |
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| Bob, Linda, Mark, and Maggie (sitting), from Verde Valley and Denver, weekended in Patagonia and invited Geno for a mountain bike ride to Kentucky Camp |
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| Gardner Canyon Road in Sonoita Valley with Mustang Mountains on horizon | |
| IN TOWN | |
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| Nothing much has changed in Patagonia, happy to say | |
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| Cecelia San Miguel still owns and runs the Velvet Elvis | |
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| Cecelia is also the proprietor of La Mision de San Miguel, the local nightclub | |
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| We listened to a honky-tonk band and drank good margaritas here | |
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| Downtown is still low-key | |
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| Good coffee and Italian sodas at Gathering Grounds, our favorite hangout | |
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| The old-time places are still here, too | |
| TREE OF LIFE | |
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| Dawn, Jeff, Judi and Patti enjoyed a raw-food brunch at the Tree of Life Rejuvenation Center | |
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| Lots of sprouts, seeds, vegies, and spices -- nothing is cooked above 110 degrees | |
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| Here's my brunch plate | Dawn and Jeff liked the (uncooked) apple pie |
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| Gotta work off those brunch calories (at least 200) at the labyrinth | |
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| The Mikvah purification bath | |
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| This post near the temple says in four languages: May Peace Prevail on Earth | |
| PATAGONIA CEMETERY | |
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| A lovely setting for the local cemetery | |
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| Evidently, survivors can decorate gravesites in ways meaningful (only) to them | |
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| Rest in peace | |
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