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| More toys in the desert. |
We left Borrego Springs and headed toward Parker Arizona for a few days. Parker is on The Colorado River. We'll stop for a night en route in a little town called Desert Center, CA.
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| Gonna rent some of these next time we're here. |
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| Along the way were millions of palm trees being raised for???? Duno! |
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| We went in search of groceries so we got off the hiway and wandered. |
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| Hard to tell where old town started and new town ended. |
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| But La Quinta is a nice little town in the Coachella Desert. |
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| More oranges just hanging there for the picking. |
After leaving the Coachella Valley and driving for a while we found Desert Center and a great little RV and park model trailer village.
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| There was a party forming across the street. People bringing in the chairs. |

It was right next to a county golf course so it was the main attraction. $15 for 9 holes or $120 for 10 rounds of 9. Great deal!
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| From what we could see it looked like a nice course considering where we were.. |
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Coming home from a round of golf.
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| This little walkway led to Tamarisk Lake. |
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| A great little lake in the middle of the desert. |
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| With a beautiful sundown. |
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| And the songbirds were everywhere. |
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Condors circled over the lake.
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LOVE this stop! Seems like a nice and relaxing place. --- So, after a quick Google search it turns out Palm trees are raised for crafts, and for garnishing flower arrangements, as well as for digging up, potting, and selling to landscapers/homeowners! ;)
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