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A Day Trip To Laughlin

FIRST TIME TO LAUGHLIN...

My sister suggested going to Laughlin one evening, she had not been there since the 1980s.  That is surely a long time ago, time to go to "explore" again, must be lots of developments going on since.  Not too far from our place, the journey took less than two hours.  We stopped halfway to check out a casino shed and for a call of nature.  My Boss gave me $2 to sit by the machine to pass time and before the money vanished into the machine, the coins kept dropping out from it.  Total payout $10!  Not bad, huh... we exchanged it for some drinks and went on our way...
This is the place we stopped for call of nature... 
And the slot machine we stopped to get "rich" by $10...
LOL... 
Laughlin, here we are..... 
We parked our car here and we walked and walked... despite the hot weather....
Hot, hot.... for me..
But for most tourists, they love the sun....
They go for scuba... boating...cruising along Colorado River...
Clear blue waters and skies...
And we ladies hid behind the shadows....
Thought of going for river cruse...
On second thoughts, we just walked along the river....
Then we stopped for our lunch..... 

And some pictures to remember Laughlin before we left.... 



Comments

  1. wow, lady luck is sure with you! you only need one go to strike luck. the fries look tasty!

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  2. I love those sandwiches!!! Look so packed with what's in between. Filthy rich! I wish I were! Then, I could travel all over the world...like you. LOL!!!

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  3. Looked pretty warm there but good to be able to explore a bit.

    Not bad. You win $10 from the machine.

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  4. You are always the lucky one and this time the piggy machine chose to bless you! The river is beautiful and the food is yummy!

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  5. The colorado river looks so blue and beautiful, the soup looks tasty. You are so lucky, not bad to win $10 which you use to spend on refreshing drinks. I hope i coould travel like you when i retire. Hee hee.

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