Days Inn South Amarillo
8601 Canyon Drive (I-27) Amarillo, Texas, 79110, United States
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“Excuse me, have you seen any toys?”
... that we missed out on the cabin experience, but excited by the prospect that we will not have to use Elwood’s travel potty.
So we spend the afternoon in the canyon, playing on swings, admiring the colour and have a little bit of a walk. We meet some serious walkers (I have learnt that on canyon paths, you are more likely to meet serious walkers than those out for a potter), and Elwood pretty much chased ...
Day seven Samantha
hey this is samantha, my three favorite things so far are 1. The triple play at putz n glow in rapid city south dakota. 2. Dinosaur dig in hot springs south Dakota. 3.Custer state park in south Dakota where we saw lots of wild life. I know we will have more fun things to ...
Oh Howdy Texas!
... were not able to complete the challenge and the 3rd (that started just before we left) hadn’t finished by the time we left so we don’t know how well he did but he looked like he could do well.
Jess and I both got 9oz steaks (yeah i know – bet you cant believe i ate it). But i gotta say I even struggled with that...i was stuffed and i barely ate any of the sides...food definitely won. Adam Richman would be ashamed of me...
Xoxo
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They do it BIG in Texas
Everything is BIGGER in Texas so the saying goes and on entering into the panhandle we saw a BIG rest area/info center. The building was huge and had an interesting display of state history and culture. It had two big washrooms for ladies and two for gentlemen, a vending machine area and lots of open space. outside picnic areas and parking but NO tourist info. The sign said Visitor information in 102 miles! So ...
T E X A S
... is swept to one dominate side due to the constant wind.
The mesquite trees give way to the cotton woods and wheat fields as we get further north. These wheat fields are not just a few acres of crop; we’re talking Sections of farmed crop land. For those who don’t recall, a section is a square mile which contains 644 acres. We’re talking some real TEXAS sized mega wheat farming here with the furrows ...


