Another "strange thing", Only if You Love an RV

[Mrs. CountryGuy]

Yea, found another, love the bizarre and outrageous, don't you??

I wanna see inside - -

[Bill-N-Donna]

That is different!

[helmick]

Carol
You must be brave if you want to look inside, no telling what could be there.

[Dustytuu]

That is the best part of looking at different RVs is seeing inside. I too would have liked to see in side!

[Art-n-Marge]

I think we've been there. I am not familiar with Haynes, AZ but is this near the Jerome or Cottonwood towns of Arizona? This "yard" looks familiar and was huge. I recall hundreds of old, rusted vehicles that made it to this graveyard, a lot of cool, old stuff! I don't remember how we got there, but in driving around we just kinda ran into it and saw all this vehicular history! I don't recall the RV specifically, but I'm almost sure there was one.

If you like this kind of stuff and if you are ever between Phoenix and Flagstaff I definitely recommend a visit to the surrounding areas of Jerome. It's definitely worth stopping and visiting. We RVed in Cottonwood and this place was recommended to us by a local when we required about "things to see and do in the area". We were pleasantly surprised. I don't recommend summertime, but other cooler seasons are worth the effort.

[Mrs. CountryGuy]

Art, if you read the post at Reflections from the day before this one, you will see a more detailed report on Haynes, 1 mile north of Jerome. In fact many of my posts over the last week or so are on our visit there, Prescott, Fort Verde, Sedona, Red Rock State Park, Oak Creek Canyon, and more to come in next couple of days. I changed format to one post a day because the blog is running graphics heavy. Lots of photos and slide shows.