Tuesday, November 4, 2014

11/4/2014 Tortilla Flats

(Tortilla Flats, AZ)

All four of us took off this morning for Tortilla Flats, about an hour and a half away.  We had the perfect day and I made good use of my window seat taking pictures of the scenery as we went.

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Our first glimpse at the lake.

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We were directed into a pull off area by a road crew fellow.  I asked him what was going on and he said that a car had plunged down off the road and they were bringing it up. It didn’t happen today but a week ago.  We had to wait about 20 – 25 minutes so we took in the scenery and had our picture taken.

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Bob and I have been up to this area a couple of times before to take ride on the Dolly Steamboat.  Today we’re here just for lunch.

I don’t know what they were looking at but they were all intent.

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Before long the flat bed truck with the wreck on it was coming our way.

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It wasn’t too much longer and we made it to our destination.  A small strip of buildings.

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We started at the far end which happened to be the museum.  With four of us in there it was crowded!

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We headed “downtown”.

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Of course we had to stop in all the shops.

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I think I’d like to open a store and have everyone line the walls with dollar bills.

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Kenny

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Bob

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Sean

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We went into the restaurant to get lunch and of course the walls were covered with dollar bills.  About 88,000 of them, I asked.

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THANK HEAVENS IT WAS DEAD!

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The lake.  Roosevelt, if I’m not mistaken.

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What a beautiful lake!

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Next stop was Goldfield Mine at the base of the Superstition Mountain.

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Goldfield Mine is a old mining town turned tourist attraction.  There isn’t much to say about it so I’ll just post the pictures from the day.

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It was a great day.  Relaxing, interesting, good food, good times and family.  What more could you ask for?

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