Helen, who is in her 80s, has been riding my horse, Mercy, so Ari isn't riding alone. She has gotten very attached to Mercutio and he has babied her for the past month, taking very good care of her.
It's been a win-win situation so that my horse stays in condition and Helen now can say she rode in Tombstone, Arizona.
We finally got our trailer back and fixed on Friday. On Saturday, we got the second dose of the Moderna vaccine. On Sunday, which was Easter, we stayed put to give the second dose a chance to work through our systems. We both felt achy and tired, but not too bad. Sunday night, I developed a really bad sore throat and stuffy head.
On Monday, we headed to our next stop the Triangle T in Dragoon, Arizona.
Once again, Google maps failed to locate the entrance properly and directed us past the entrance - we saw the sign as Ari drove past. We drove about a mile until we found a decent place to turn around with the trailer and then went back into the campground.
We have full hook-up and a back-in site. No picnic table, but a small fire ring.
The horses are in a large arena area with plenty of space to move around. No shade, though.
Their well went dry decades ago, so they haul water in. They brought the water truck over to fill up the trough for the horses.
The big attraction here is the stunning rock formations. It looks like a really cool place to ride.
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