Jean's Post

We really love it here in Why And especially this great park, a nice small, 37 spaces, with a pretty space we can do some “landscaping” on, as well as a community vegetable garden several of us are working on. We have started a recycling effort which really makes me happy too. Our manager, Pete, is an exceptionally good addition to a really nice spot, he is cheerful, hard working, and really cares about the place and it’s residents. Our cat, Dolly, is the reason we came over here, we were at the East park with no hookups and larger more open and “wild” spots, but it was too wild for us to feel safe about letting our cat roam about a bit, the coyotes were a little too at home there!! Here is a bit more civilized, which is a plus and a minus of course, but we have decided this is the spot we will call home. We actually traded the truck that we hauled our fifth wheel with for a smaller truck we can explore in, and bought a smaller trailer to go traveling in.All the folks we have met here are very welcoming and friendly, although we don’t attend the daily social hour, for several reasons. One is we are busy fixing the new trailer we just bought, the other is we prefer meeting people more individually, I have always felt uncomfortable in crowds, an though our daily get together can’t really be called a “crowd” it is still not my preferred way to socialize. I have seen the group and it looks very accepting and fine though! One of the best things we have become part of in Ajo is the Community Supported Agriculture group. We joined and receive a big bag of organic locally grown vegetable each Wednesday, they are so so good!! The price is very reasonable too. The town of Ajo is interesting, unique and has lots of activities to participate in as well as almost all one needs, for mostly reasonable prices as well, although we have to get some things from Amazon. Would this place be better if it had a Walmart…no maybe not but another vegetarian restaurant would be nice! We love it here!!