Days Inn East Amarillo Tx

... 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.

... teller, telling us about the history of the area.
One story was about a 9 year old blue eyed blond captured by the Comanche. She ended up marrying a chief and had a son who became chief. In her later life she was captured by the US army but escaped back to another tribe as she only knew life as an Indian. When she died they buried her in a cemetery, later her son ...

In the afternoon, we saw MJ This it movie and Amelia at a Tulsa theater,both are good movies Stopped to see my friend I hadn't seen in 35 years. He was my boss when I took a job for 6 months surveying for the Army Core of Engineers in Hugo, OK. It was cutting brush lines so we could place monuments with elevations on them. Once the Dam was completed , by using our monuments the would be able to calculate water volume. We used boats, bow and arrow, a old jeep to do our ...

... This will be different from the Beaver Ambassador Club (BAC) rallies and the Family Motor Coach Association (FMCA) rallies we normally attend. The Tucson rally is for anyone who owns a Monaco product - that is anyone who owns a Holiday Rambler, Safari, Monaco or Beaver motorcoach. . Monaco is - or I should say was - the parent company. They filed for bankruptcy earlier this year and were bought out by ...

... 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

The dawn had not yet cracked when I woke up on that fateful day. A long drive ahead of me, I loaded my things, said my goodbyes to my host, and left the house at 6am. The first part of the drive was delightful, no traffic, smooth roads, and maintained a high speed. It was about the time I started approaching Dallas that the ominous clouds appeared, little did I know what these foreboding entities foreshadowed. The drive ...

... is 550 miles, a nice 7-8 drive thru absolutely nothing.....Texas is truly full of nothing for 100's of miles. Did I mention that there is nothing. Don't get me wrong, the cities like Houston, San Antonio, etc are all nice I'm sure, but everywhere else is flat, grassy, and empty. There were stretches of time where we didn't even see another car for at least 30 to 40 minutes. We arrived in Amarillo at around 9:30, too late for ...

... information overload. After a couple of weeks away from cities, it's quite overwhelming when you come back into one, particularly one the size of Amarillo.

The camp-site that we had selected from our guide proved to have closed down but the guy working at the motel that was open in it's place gave us vague directions to another one, which we found about 20 minutes later.

It's a nice site with an indoor pool and gym, and wi-fi so we will be able to ...

... more and terrain become extremely flat. We have reached Amarillo from the famous song by Nat Cole - 'Get your kicks on Route 66" and we stopped at the Big Texan for a night. We took a room at the motel and went for a beer to a nearby bar. Both - the motel and bar together with the restaurant were the coolest places we had eaten and slept so far. This was definitely a good decision.