Joe, Irene, Glo & Dave King, taking a break at the Mardi Gras luncheon in the Val Vista Ballroom, which was decorated for the occasion. Irene is still in her Drillette uniform.
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After selling our business, Casa di Trevi, in March 2007 and staying with the new owners for 45 days, we moved out of our apartment, gave away our furniture, loaded our RV with the "necessities", stored the rest at the homes of gracious family members, and went on the road June 1, 2007, living fulltime in our motorhome for as many years as we can, having fun touring this beautiful country. *****E-mail us at: morrison.1988@yahoo.com
Puerto Penasco, Mexico--2/29/08
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- VAL VISTA'S DRILLETTES ANNUAL FASHION SHOW
- Left is Michele Gooch from WA. Middle is Darla P...
- FOUNTAIN HILLS AZ FESTIVAL - BALLOONFEST
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- MARDI GRAS PARADE at Val Vista Village - 2/4/09
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About Us
- Irene and Joe
- As fulltime RV'ers, we set up our "home" wherever we like and explore the area. Our favorite places to call home tend to be in beautiful state or national parks with lots of trees, as well as parking near some body of water.