It’s been a week, definitely time for laundry. I’m learning about water conservation and just how much I can get by with. I marvel at those who use only a gallon a day! It can be done and I’m learning from the pros.
Being here with this amazing group of people is an experience I will treasure for always. The open, generous and joyous atmosphere is so uplifting and rejuvenating. I wouldn’t trade it for a stay at a spa for anything.
Yesterday a couple of us drove to Sedona. It was a spectacular drive through sharp switchbacks and steep cliff sides and then it opens out into a valley surrounded by steep red rock cliffs. There is a small tourist strip with all kinds of fanciness but the landscape is what it’s all about. Stunning.
This morning I had a fellow nomad come and help me make my van even more awesome. Thank you Dave!
Thank you.
Namaste
Planting Along The Verge 
You are practicing the very art of life.
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What Ms. Moon said. How did you find these joyful fellow nomads? Was it happenstance? I wouldn't be surprised because the universe works like that.
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Love the title…notes from camp!
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Ms Moon, it sure feels that way. I found this today…
The clearest way into the universe is through a forest wilderness.
John Muir.
Angella, I found these nomads on the intertubes, yes, happenstance, karma, fate, all those things.
Sheryl, It would be a good blog name too wouldn't it?
love you gals!
Thanks for following along. I'm reading your blogs when I can but can't always comment with my limited power issues.
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It does seem like you've entered into a fantasy life that only some of us have — and I'm so struck by the trees that you've shot — there's something magical about them, almost like a Fellini film or something…
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Sedona just took my breath away. I'm not a desert person but I enjoy it for a while … then I got to skedaddle back to green and such
BUT Sedona? oh, man… what an atmosphere … so relaxing
So relaxing to read your posts … and the smell of laundry hanging out to dry … ahhhh
good stuff
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i always longed for something like this. it all looks just grand. jim
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Elizabeth, these trees are magical as are the birds and squirrels that gather a few feet away while I do my yoga. It seems we are both living a kind of fantasy at the moment. Elizabeth and Yolanda filled with contentment.
xxoo
Carolyn, the town of Sedona itself was not what I expected but the landscape around it was amazing. I want to go back when it's not 100 degrees!
xxoo
Jim, It is pretty wonderful. I think many of us dream of it. This whole bunch of brave modern day nomads are living the dream.
xxoo
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