They had competitions for all ages from peewee to seniors over 80, and everything in between.
The entrance was only $5.00, and free camping in the golf course parking lot. Both Friday night and Saturday they had a dance with the competitors providing the entertainment with both muscic and vocals. The performers changed every 10 minutes so lots of variety.
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| The youngest competitor was 7 years old |
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| Our friends Lou and Zena Menard from Kamloops BC are traveling with us. |
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| about 20 people were playing guitars, banjos, and of course fiddles |
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| The people brought their lawn chairs and enjoyed an afternoon of music on a beautiful lawn under the palm trees in 25 degree weather. |
We spent January hanging out with our friends in Yuma, but the weather is warming up so it is time to move on. Ajo is our first stop.
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| A 7.5 klm hike to an abandoned mining site |
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| Rose and Zena doing some exploring |
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| Lou trying to get an old water pump to work |
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| His version of a crank ( a walking stick) |
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| An old win mill |
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| Relaxing after the hike |
