Sunday July 25

Cocopah Speedway, Saturday night.  28 cars in the Pro-stock class, and about the same in the lower division.  Good racing.

Visited the inside Swap meet in the old Mervin's Store.  Lots of good booths.  This one specialized in Red Hat ladies things

Many of the items look like they were made in Mexico...but, most are from China

Love the chickens

Sun shades and glass sleeves with this logo. 

We only bought a quart of Aloe Vera juice, and a small wind chime.  Looked at a lot of things

Some of these are giving us ideas of things we want to buy in Mexico for the Kingman house

I posted this same picture last year, reminded me of Jim & Katie.  These are from the camera, so not as good as real camera pictures

Mrs. Gonzo the garlic lady.  I bet their house really stinks!

On to the Mexican Swap Meet.  My favorite.  Too bright for good pics.  Early morning sun.

Pat had this bacon wrapped Hot Dog. And, a large 2 scoop waffle cone with Rocky Road ice cream.  I had a fruit cup with Papaya and Mango.  Covered with red sauce and a chili/salt mix.  I took a picture, but it didn't turn out.

There are several new places to eat this year.  They open Thursday-Sunday every week, but Saturday and Sunday is when everything is open.

I'm planning to be here next weekend for a large bowl of Menudo.

Some new styles this year

Sunday best stockings.  Seams not too straight, and a few holes, but they are cool! :-)  It was a fine day.  85 degrees when we got home.  We took the Burgman, a treat for me.  Much easier to find parking places.

This used to be an orchard.  Then a vegetable field.  This year a hay crop.  Sheep are grazing after the 1st cutting, soon to be tilled, and something else planted

We were early at the track.  Before the first heat race, the stands were packed.   Next year they will have all new bleachers and 1000 more seats!

The Special race nights bring drivers in from all over the West.  It's becoming a very popular track for Winter racing