The sheriff makes daily rounds to insure the state’s protocols are respected, but it’s no real effort to keep a Grand Canyon’s distance from our off-grid neighbors. Way out here in the desert wilderness, trails remain open, though we’re practicing vigilance and taking responsibility. We’re still here and hope to stay until travel advisories are lifted. Immediately, in compliance with the rules to stop the virus, we stopped traveling. Later, the same day, Jim’s meetings were transferred to an online forum. An hour later my dentist called to cancel my non-emergency appointment. But within the week, the government declared a halt to non-essential travel. So we set up camp, planning to stay for two weeks before going back to San Diego. I’d never seen this spot, so Jim brought me to take a look … and I fell in love. We’re in Jim’s boyhood recreational area on the Colorado river where the family set up camp to spend summer days fishing, waterskiing and off-roading together. It’s so important to be thankful for The Providers right now. Out here in the open wilderness, we’re exercising the usual precautions and keeping a low COVID-19 profile.Īnd, on the rare occasion when we do go to town for provisions, we keep our hands clean, our hearts open and our words kind. And, at least for today, Arizona seems willing to put up with us. We’re in a good place for such a time as this.
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