Shabbos in Albuquerque was hot, with a high of 106.  We were only able to run one air conditioner from the outside outlet at the Chabad, so it was pretty warm in the RV as well, but with the new center-mounted A/C unit we were able to keep the living room livable.

Today is Tisha B’Av, so services at Chabad lasted until about noon.  After midday, we closed up the RV and continued west into Arizona:

We had great clouds in the late afternoon:

Tonight we’re dispersed camping near the ghost town of Two Guns, Arizona.  I hope to fly my PPG to Meteor Crater tomorrow morning:

Part of our break-fast meal:

See the alternating yellow line on the trip map for today’s drive.

We headed out this afternoon, driving west:

Oreo kept an eye on things:

We arrived at our overnight stop, the Walmart of Lewisburg, PA:

See the alternating yellow line on the trip map for today’s drive.

Today is the last day of Chol Hamoed of Passover, so we said goodbye to Assateague Island National Seashore:

Yes, still cold:

We repositioned back to Ahavat Shalom in Ocean City, Maryland for the last days of Passover.  I went skating, checking out a local boat storage area:

Happy Passover from Ocean City!  After the last two days of Passover, we will drive home.

Yum!

The wild horses were out in force today:

I went roller skating again.  I was seeing how fast I could go on this stretch, I got up to 24.4 MPH:

I skated out to the “life of the marsh” trail:

Horses trying to stay warm:

View from the roof of the RV:

The N family came from Monsey to see us.  We took them on the “life of the forest” trail:

After we said goodbye to the N family, we walked the “life of the dunes” trail, which includes a fragment of the old Baltimore Boulevard: