Jojoba Hills SKP Resort

We joined and were assigned site 712 in April after visiting here for a week in March. since then we have traveled widely, crossing the country twice and touring 6 countries that touch the Adriatic. Now we have returned to Jojoba Hills, at last, to our site. It feels very welcoming here, like coming home. Although the people are all new to us, they are fellow RVers and have settled for the most part far from family and long time friends. It is a community of a wandering sort.

We do not know how much we will stay put here, but we do know where we will return to when we leave. The afternoon views from the patio in front of our coach will change minute by minute, but the mountains will remain:

and for the most so will the people. I have been looking at the volunteer opportunities and I’m sure I will find interesting things to do. They even have a Finance Committee that wants members. But I will also find pleasure in working with my hands helping to maintain the buildings and grounds. 
For the past three years we have gotten on just fine with only the Jeep, even when we are in Rochester or some other city. there are always feet if the car isn’t available. Here at Jojoba the distances are too small to take the Jeep, but too great and too steep to always want to walk, especially if we need to carry things. Besides I always wanted a pickup truck so we bought this golf cart that would never be at home on a golf course. Naturally it is RED to match the Jeep and clearly it is intended for off road travel 🙂 Here it is front of our shed getting its first full charge since it was delivered.

We are looking forward to a week long visit from Alexander after Christmas and I am sure visits with Yechiel and family as well. They are only a couple of hours northwest of here. 
I have no idea what my blogging schedule will look like while we are sitting, but I suspect I will find things to write about over the coming months. 
Merry Christmas to my Christian readers and enjoy Chinese and a Movie to my Jewish readers (let me know what you saw).