When we went to the Arizona Marketplace on Friday, we noticed that they had information about a Cowboy Church meeting there on Sunday. We've seen Cowboy Churches across the southwest, but had never attended one, so decided to go.
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| There was a sign as we entered the parking lot directing us to an area in the parking lot away from the marketplace tents. There was a stage and awning set up, and cars were parked around the area (you could either bring a chair or stay in your car). I think this particular Cowboy Church might be different from the norm as I don't think that there is really a "cowboy culture" in Yuma. I think it is more common that they are in areas where actual cowboys may exist, or at least rodeos and western culture. |
As the preacher / singer performed, while folks in the chairs might clap or say "Amen", folks in their cars honked to express their appreciation or agreement.
https://www.jackjackson.ca/mobile/
We appreciated being able to go, and would like to visit another one that may be in a more "permanent" location (rodeo arena or barn).
Carl had gotten a Tri-tip at Sam's last week, and he decided to smoke it on Sunday afternoon. It didn't come out exactly as he had planned (he was not able to reverse-sear it)...
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| ... but I thought it came out well, and was very tasty! |
Carl continues to enjoy experimenting with his smoker! And I enjoy sampling the experiments!
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