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Sacred Rocks Reserve and RV Park
Sacred Rocks Reserve is a great place to spend time at, we were there July 8th for the night on our way to Tucson Arizona. The park was very nice, clean restrooms, great internet access and a very friendly group of people. The management helped us get setup as we pulled in late and were exhausted after a day of moving. The cool night air along with the clear star studded night made it a night to remember. We slept with the windows open and the fresh mountain air kept us cool all night! The next day the staff helped us prep the RV and wished us luck on our trip to Texas. We would recommend this RV park to anyone who wants to get away from the regular city type RV places, lots of things to do and you get the chance to get back to nature there. The owner is a real joy to be around, he tells stories about anything and is a really likable person. We wish them the best in this RV park. Respectfully, Ken & MJ 30’ Jayco 5th Wheel— July 16, 2011 5:59 p.m.
State of the U.S.-Mexican border fence in 2009
Interesting article, shame it is only about the 13 miles of fence. We need to look at the entire fence along our so-called “Good Neighbor Mexico”. If Mexico was a good neighbor they would clean up the areas along the borders, enrich their citizens by creating jobs that give the citizens of Mexico a decent living wage. I put the entire blame on Mexico itself that country needs to create a standard of living that draws people to it instead away form it. Mexico also needs to start enforcing patrols along its border just like the Border Patrol does on our side, this would slow down the crossing of drugs and people, but the Mexican officials are so corrupt and on the take that this won’t happen in the near future. Americans overwhelming are in favor of the entire southern border being fenced, we want to keep out anyone who tries to enter this country illegally just like any other country in the word, just like Mexico. As for all the trash and rubbish that flows into the gulches and streams, maybe Mexico could employ some of it’s thousands of unemployed to clean up the areas! Great opportunity to create a work program! Americans love traveling to countries south of the border, but we do it legally, with passports & visas, we respect the laws of those lands we travel to or relocate into. The people who enter the country here illegally break the law with the first step into this country when they cross into it illegally. Americans want our laws enforced, we want Mexico to step up to it’s internal problems, we want the citizens of Mexico to prosper and create a better country and most of all we want everyone who comes here to the USA to come here legally and be a benefit to the country.— April 30, 2009 7:58 a.m.