Solo women RVers in Truth or Consequences, New Mexico. And a Habitent.

Cheryl encouraged me out of my funk and into cleaning Spud up. Poor Spud has been in a desert sandy funk, too.

And, lookee what I got her!

Made by Habitents.

There are varying degrees of privacy available, depending on what you zip open or closed.

The Habitent is rain-resistant, I'm told.

Cheryl and I drove up to Truth or Consequences ("TorC" to us New Mexicans) to meet Sue and Lyn.

Lyn drives this droolicious Tiger 4X4

I'm sorry, Phil. Looks like this stance wasn't your father's fault after all.

  

Lark. Lark!Lark!Lark!Lark!

We toured Riverbend while we were here. So THIS is where they're keeping the Rio Grande. Nice resort on the river.

For fun, check out La Paloma's website - that's my pic!