By my usual standards, this is ancient history, but since I am just now getting over a strain of flu that was not covered by the widely-available shots, here it is.
Last Sunday afternoon, I drove out to Lake Havasu City, on the Colorado River, for the purpose of helping at a Red Cross event, at the Fourth Annual Lake Havasu Balloon Festival. This town is geologically ancient, but historically among the more recent arrivals among Arizona’s communities. 





While I would not be likely to skydive, ever, being in the basket of a hot-air balloon might be an interesting way to spend an hour or two. Have a great day, everyone, whether on the ground or far above it.
I’m not a big fan of heights, so I don’t know if I could ever climb into the gondola of a balloon, but I’d sure love to be there to watch them take off into the air! That looks like a pretty area of Arizona.
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It is lovely, in winter and early spring/late fall. You couldn’t get me up in a balloon, either- too much risk of fire.
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