Americas Best Value Inn Amarillo

... Nous nous sommes fait refuser l'achat d'une bouteille de vin dans un Wal-Mart de Oklahoma City parce qu'ils ne comprenaient pas nos pieces d'identite. Bon.
Une journee d'abstinence supplementaire ne fera pas de tort non plus.

Nous avons perdu un peu de bouffe parce que notre mini glaciere etait en mode chauffer et non refroidir. C'est pas l'ideal pour d'la dinde tranchee, ca.

Merci, bonsoir.

... of the panhandle of Texas. Near the museum is a canyon Palo Duro 2nd largest canyon in the US. Its 178 miles long and not as deep as Grand Canyon. The canyon was discovered by Coronado in 1541 who was looking for gold. We took a jeep tour on a working ranch owned by the Elkins. We took a jeep tour down into the canyon with a cowboy named Odie, He was quite an interesting ...

... They exited bankruptcy and now are producing motor coaches again. The new name in Monaco Coaches LLC. Wonder how many lawyers were involved in that?

It should be an interesting rally - the last one of these we went to found us purchasing the coach we have now. Wish me luck in keeping Ken away from the display coaches! Actually, I think all I will have to do is remind him of all the time we ...

... deep. Palo Duro Canyon was formed primarily by water erosion from the Prairie Dog Town Fork of the Red River, which began to carve the canyon less than one million years ago. Early Spanish settlers gave the canyon it's name - Palo Duro translates to 'hard wood' and refers to the mesquite and juniper trees found here.
Palo Duro State Park, Texas, United States thesairs

... short distance from our campground. The Ranch is open 24/7 and visitors are encouraged to add their grafitti to the 'art'. Surprisingly, the Ranch gets up to 1500 car loads of visitors a day - included in this number was Ken & I today! Enjoy the pictures....

... and headed for the fishing pier while his Papaw made arrangements to rent a canoe. They both returned to camp for pancakes before slathering in sunscreen and setting out on the lake. All around the edges of the lake are signs warning of alligators and snakes. There’s a story about someone’s poodle that walked down to the edge of the water to get a drink and was never seen again. I had heard this story before but didn’t remember that it was ...

... tribe he said. They have a room in the front of the house set up with actual trading items. He and his family have been to pow wow's all over the country. He has pictures in the shop of generations of indians. Generations that he or his family has traded with. We talked about pow wows and trucks and all sorts of stuff. Although like a dork I just realized that I didn't get one picture of his place. DUH Marv ...

... like, well... spread. The great thing is the steaks are cooked on an open fire in plain view, the servers are truly Texans and the steak are T-A-S-T-Y. Kai and Sydney finished their entire meal! I don't care what the professionals on the Food Network or the Travel Channel say, if my kids finish their food then it must be good! They even wanted more! I love this place. We were greeted at the door by a Gal with a deep Texan welcome and ...