Monday baseball against the Diamondbacks. As we were driving into the parking lot the car got hit by a baseball ( thank goodness for plastic side panels ). It took me a while to figure out BOOM was a baseball hitting the side of the car. The guy behind us saw the ball hit the car and he got the ball.
Section 114
Row H
Seats 11, 12
At the end of the DBacks dugout and one row back.
Nothing is for sure at Spring Training, even the daily lineup is on a whiteboard.
Paxton’s first pitch of the day.
Yes Seager you need to run them all out, it is good practice and baseball is all about practice.
A lonely ball :-(.
ust before Cruz gives it a ride.
Hotdog wins today.
Like I said it pays to run them all out.

I got our flag up today.





And of course Cano,
Watching him move is amazing, he does not waste any energy by make unnecessary movements and he looks smooth when the pictures isn’t even moving. With all of this he is always in the right place at the right time.
Even at spring training they have mascot races.
Edgar always has his eyes on this hitters.
Oh, wait a minute, maybe he doesn’t always. This is when they don’t do what he asked them to do.
Fun game to watch, we started out with three runs and fell back into the 2015 season when things just didn’t go well in the 7th.



Got to have beer.
We were close to the field so it was hard to get good pictures of our announcers.
Our new skipper starting his first game.
Remember this guy? Here he is getting his first hit of the season.
Today’s attendance.
Happy numbers for the day. It is fun to watch them win on a 90+ degree day in March.
Today’s drive.
Aerial of where we are staying for the month.







Rainbow with no rain.


Only 18 miles today.
It is a desert area where you parking where ever you’d like to stay. Weather is great 85 and clear.
I spent some time working on the hot water heater. When Jean washed dinner dishes the other night all she had was cold water. After testing different components I think the main controller board is out. When we get home I’ll redo all the tests and than order a new board. Oh, well.

Nice memorial so this event is not forgotten.
We made it to town in time for the Walking London Bridge tour. It was 90 walking tour around the bridge with a lot of interesting stories.
Here is a picture of the outer shell to show the thickness. All the stones were numbered and shipped.
They left some of the numbers.
Part of the drawing to track the stones.
What looks like stone under the bridge is actually concrete colored to match the original stone on the sides.

The goal was to give the town a tourist draw and help raise property prices in hopes the town would continue to grow. The bridge was purchased for 2.4 million and the granite which was not sent to Lake Havasu was sold in Europe for 2.4 million to people who wanted a piece of the bridge.
This is the original color of the bridge after several hundred years of London’s pollution, the bridge was cleaned and sun bleached.
We stopped at Parker Dam, this is the sun lighting up the power transmission lines,