
We had several areas of 6% downhill grades.

The terrain and views were constantly changing. Here’s a few examples.




The speed was 80 in some areas, but we maintained about 60 and just let everybody pass us. It's a lot less stressful that way.

Small town along the way.

We are now in a new state for Tumbleweed. (I almost missed this sign, as you can see.)

Our first view of Las Vegas, but it’s so hazy here it’s barely visible. (We’ve been to Las Vegas a couple times in the past, but not with the RV.)

Las Vegas Speedway is just a couple of miles from Nellis AFB.



The Nellis famcamp, Desert Eagle RV Park, is laid out differently than what we’ve seen in the past. The sites are laid out in circles, like big wheels with spokes. It will take me awhile to get around.

Our site before we got setup.

Sites around us. The little trees are to separate the sites.




Nellis is the home of the USAF Thunderbirds aerial demonstration team. (This is an internet photo.)
They practice in this area quite often, but we're not sure if they're here or off touring somewhere.
We went to the commissary for groceries and did some shopping at the base exchange (BX). They’re both very large and well supplied. We were running low on groceries so it was good to stock up. It’s too hot to do a lot, so we came back to the RV, put the groceries away and just relaxed.
See you tomorrow.
4 comments:
Interesting way to align the pads. Enjoy Nevada!
Gordon really hated those 10 ft wide lanes with the concrete abutment right beside the road.
Enjoy Vegas!
I love that second picture from the top, it is beautiful!! I have seen the Thunderbirds and the Blue Angle, and always enjoy the show. They are fantastic and it must take a lot of practice. I bet it is dangerous when braking in a new pilot (grin).
Construction zones are always fun, some more than others :-)
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