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Second largest canyon in the USA
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In to Texas and on towards Amarillo, every thing really is bigger here, even the speed limit is now up to 75 mph. A stop at the welcome centre outside Amarillo to firm up our directions and our first sight of signs warning us to look out for rattlesnakes.
Our route now involved a drive through downtown Amarillo, interesting in a 34 foot long RV, little did we know how much more interesting this drive was going to get when we ...
Route 66 (Part 1)
... s city centre and were very proud to have made it out onto the open road ok, without too many turns into on-coming traffic! Driving on the other side of the road certainly takes a bit of getting used to, and one has to concentrate a lot more, especially in busy intersections! 'Passenger Pavement' has helped a lot- thanks Milly and Ballie! For those of you who are wondering what Route 66 is all about and why we would subject ourselves to this 2448 mile (3940km) journey for ...
The Clampetts Go to Texas
... few parks on our way out of AZ where they actually warned us that the dogs might BURN THEIR FEET ON THE GROUND. Yeah, go ahead and read that again. On the ground. Our drive out of Arizona was full of scenery and notable things (as opposed to most of New Mexico, which came later). We routed our trek through Sedona, a town set in the incredible scenery of Arizona's "Red Rock Country." The town is surrounded by huge formations of vermilion sandstone -- buttes, spires, ...
Steak's bigger in Texas, y'all.
... After dinner we all had a go at a fun and kitschy shooting gallery and while Josh & Fred did very well, Kate and I were painfully bad (but it was fun!). Another limo ride back to the hotel with a different driver, who again was very friendly and chatty and I couldn’t resist recording his gorgeous Texan drawl. A little sad that this is our last night in Texas, I have to say Texans are a right friendly bunch and made us feel very welcome in their beautiful ...
Is this the way to Amarillo?
... zat aan te komen en er donkere wolken boven ons samenpakten. Toch vonden we nog de tijd voor een pauze om wat foto's te nemen aan een verlaten overweg. Het waaide erg hard, maar we beslisten toch om het statief boven te halen en een foto van ons allen te nemen. Dit bleek niet zo'n goed idee te zijn, want zodra we poseerden voor de foto blies een sterke windvlaag de camera van Bert van het dak van de wagen. Bij eerste inspectie leek het er op dat de camera naar de knoppen was, iets ...
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