Home in Ajo now

 Didn't sleep well last night for some reason.  It was nice and quiet but I kept waking up almost every hour.  Finally got out of bed at 7:30.  It was nice and sunny, but a little cool at 45 but thankfully no wind.  Dolly texted me to wish Yuma a happy 7th birthday!  Can't believe I've had Yuma for six years now.

Last night I had an epiphany.  I had knocked a magnet out of the door frame when I was having troubles shutting the door awhile back.  With no magnet, the stairs did not open or shut, so I put the magnet back in and then the stairs opened when the door was shut and closed when opened.  Just opposite of what I wanted.  I just unplugged the stairs and said I would worry about it later.

Last night my brain said magnets are negative and positive.  What if I had put the magnet in upside down!  So this morning I turned it over and voila!  My stairs now work perfectly.  Little slow but still got it😃

I decided to head out and look for a permanent place to stay before having breakfast.  Yuma and I took the Jeep and went along Darby Well Road west instead of the Scenic Road I had taken last night.  It wasn't more than 1000 feet up the road when I came upon a nice large site just off the north side of the road.

Left the Jeep there and Yuma and I walked back to the White Lion and drove it down and into our new home.  Now we can have breakfast.  It was 8:45 and already quite warm in the sun.  Here are some pictures of my new home.  Love the mountains and the cactus.

Little Ajo Mountains

Black Mountain

Ajo Peak

Ajo Peak and North Ajo Peak to the right

When I sent Dolly a couple of pictures of the place is when I noticed I have an Internet problem.  I can text but pictures take forever.  So tried getting on the Internet with my laptop and it would not get it.  I couldn't understand.  Last night, 1000 feet up the road, I had no problem.  So, I took the Jeep and a chair back 1000 feet to do my blog.  Guess that will be a fair exchange for my beautiful place.

As Yuma and I were walking around the area, I could see on the hill above us there was disturbed ground like a mound, so we went to investigate.  That's when I stumbled on this pit that was dug straight down for about 12-15 feet.  Not a very safe place to be so just looked down to make sure nothing needed help and we left.

Tonight is Gold Rush so I already have my Dish up and running waiting 7 o'clock.

Few evening pictures.

Thanks for stopping by.