A little local Quartzsite color ~ Dog Pug

Aren't these hummingbirds gorgeous? The first one is a Costa's Hummingbird male, and the guy with the red head is an Anna's Hummingbird. I love it when I can get them with the sun shining just right to show off their colors. These were taken right after a rain, so there were drops on the window where the feeder was, but still, they came out really well. :)

Here's lookin' at you, kid!

Here's our current campsite - Home Sweet Home!

Kate and I went into town the other day and walked around the Vendor Tent areas - there are already a lot of them set up. This first vendor, K & B Tools, has just about anything you'd want. All kinds of tools and toys, it's where I got my new water pump and many other things over the years.

The food outlet store - TONS of things to buy, many of which are outdated or soon to be outdated. But cheap. I get Keurig K-Cups here every year. Super good prices and most things last well beyond the dates shown. I never get dented cans, though.

Hat and jackets for sale - some nice looking hats:

Lots of kitchen things. I was looking for an old-fashioned egg-beater, and the owner said he got a bad batch and wasn't selling them this year. I continued to look around, and as I was leaving, he came running after me, "Young lady, young lady!" LOL - I got a kick out of that! He said a customer heard our conversation and found an egg-beater on one of the tables, so he gave it to me - FREE. It still had the $10 tag on it. Wasn't that nice?

Here's Katie laying on the back of the couch in front of the window feeder - "Mom, that bird keeps bugging me!"

We had a beautiful sunset again the other night. If I ever start painting, and I plan to, I'm going to pull up some of my Quartzsite sunsets and try to use them as guides. I love the foreground in this one - which actually ends up in most of my sunsets from this campsite. The bushes, Saguaro cactus, mountains, and then the sunset. Can you imagine some of the photos I've posted done in water colors? Or oils? Seems like the Western sunset sky would be better in oil, and the softer Eastern sky in water colors. I just remembered - I have a program that will do that - think I'll check it out and I'll post some next time from that program. 😊