What's In This Blog

I created this blog for my journal. I am a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. In this blog I keep many of the things I come across as a member of the church. I also share my experiences on the ACE Train and getting to work, my experiences in Manteca where we have lived for three years, and other things I think are noticeable.

Saturday, April 18, 2026

Flying Fortress Parkway in Kingman Arizona

 The Flying Fortress Parkway is a new road in Kingman Arizona which will eventually gof form the I-40 to the Kingman Airport.  The State is building the interchange off the freeway and the city is building the road.  There has been significant progress but it is not expected to be completed until late this year or early next year.  The road gets its name from the Kingman Army Air Field which is now the airport.  During WWII the airfield was used to train gunners for the B-17 Flying Fortress.  The road was previously called rattlesnake wash,

While there we went by to check on progress, and drove on the new road, which is not yet paved, as there was nothing saying we couldn't.  We drove from Airway to the freeway where we were obligated to turn around as we could not go further.  The interchange road is currently being used as the freeway.



American Heroes Park April 16, 2026

 Visit to American Heroes Park while Natalia is here this week.  This park is in Bellevue.  I found the history trail








Santa Clara Central Park Veterans Memorial

 A nice tribute to veterans and each branch of service is found in Central Park.  










Spending the Night at Boulder Beach Camp Ground, Lake Mead.

 3/31/26 we traveled to Las Vegas area to spend the night as Tony was taking a plane the next morning.  Some apprehension about his traveling alone was unfounded.  We stopped at the Visitors Center briefly and took some pictures of the lake from above.  The lake was dark because of the wind but it was brighter in the morning.  We like Lake Mead camping because it is only $10 with our senior pass.  We also often see road runners, and once an owl in our campground.  We spent a comfortable night and were off after a few morning pictures of the lake.









Friday, April 17, 2026

Mural at the Mohave Museum of History and Art

 This mural is by the entryway to the museum on the east side of the museum.  


Hi Jolly and his camels

earth structure

ranching

route 66

train station

mining


three motorcycle murals on the south side of museum building