Teddy on the Go

I drove back down to Tucson this weekend to take a ride with Robert. We drove to Parker Canyon Lake in the vicinity of the Santa Rita Mountains and Canelo Hills. To get there, one drives a wonderfully twisty road that is full of deep potholes and severely eroded edges. It is a two way road that narrows to one lane at times because of the edge erosion. This narrowing occurs usually at the beginning of blind curves. This is where Mr. Ram 5000 hangs out until he sees you coming. Then he pulls out suddenly and heads swiftly in your direction swerving to miss you at the last moment possible.  This is an excellent ride for people who want to practice not dying.   For the most part, a jolly time was had by all.

Being with Robert was even better this time.  He still has his anti-social edge but a heart of gold to go with it.  He strongly resisted letting me take his photo but he has agreed to let me do a photo portrait of him next weekend.  I will stop there on my way to El Paso.

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While we were out in the middle of nowhere on our way to Parker Canyon Lake via Death-Wish Highway, we happened upon “THE STEAK OUT RESTAURANT & SALOON” in Sonoita, AZ.  This place has been serving steaks here for 50 years although its a mystery to me to whom.  You can get a steak there the size of a toilet seat.  However, what was most notable for us was the parking lot which was full of motorcycles.  They were mostly Harleys, two BMW’s, a couple of trikes.  The ladies were driving the trikes.  The black flags you see on two of the motorcycles belong to an organisation of Vietnam War Veterans.  Beyond that,  I will let the pictures speak for themselves.