Greetings from the cold and rainy

I know I promised pictures, but my internet access is quite limited, so this entry is being composed as an email to send to my blogger account. Pictures when I return.
It's rained every day since we've arrived, and though that put a damper on our plans (sorry), being in the RV has kept us dry and comfy.
The biggest change the weather has brought is that instead of going off into the seclusion of the woods, we are nestled in the often crowded but awfully convenient campground of the Flagstaff KOA.
Fearing that the forest roads would be rivers of thick mud, we decided to stay here rather than to be immured in the passage to nowhere in particular.
An unexpected benefit of this is wireless connectivity of a sort (a slow sort).
The temps are getting cold - though perhaps a few people from Canada would argue the point. We're low 60s during the day and high 30s at night. For a desert rat, that's cold.
Having fun, the campground is really fairly quiet, and the smell of pine is truly wonderful when it doesn't come from a bottle of cleaner.
More later.......