Sahuarita

   Drove into Tucson yesterday.  Heard that there was a good outdoor equipment store there.  Millers was located in an older part of town but it was exactly what we were looking for.  Camping gear, hiking gear. clothes, flashlights.  There was a large room that was for the guy who wanted to looked like GI Joe.  Camo everything.  Nice, but not what we were interested in.  We had tried a "military surplus" store in Sierra Vista but with a name of Apocalypse, we should have known better.  Fort Huachuca borders S.V. so it the military influence is evident.
    After shopping at Millers we drove to Sahuarita ( sah wah RITA) which is a suburb of Tucson.  Visited with Glenda and Paul who we volunteered with at Tallac.  Had fun catching up.  They drove us around the area we went to lunch and it was time to head home.  A quick stop at Costco and we were driving east on I-10 toward Benson.  The boys were glad to see us.  That's the neat thing about dogs.  They are always happy to see you.  Whether you have been gone for an hour or the whole day, it's, " Wag, wag.  Pet me, pet me.  Let's go for a walk."

We had a day of rain last week.  This was our view the next morning