Fairfield Inn Temple

Travel Blogs from Temple

Were off to see the wizard

A travel blog entry by larryg59

... spend the alot of time fishing and camping......and of course a lot of goofing off. So back when we got to San Antonio, I had a little aching going on...thinking that I pulled a muscle, but later on developed a rash on my back and on my chest and under my arms......ended up in the emergency room, and the doc gave me a lot of meds to take ( I think I was taking pretty close to a bout 10 pills every day). So after ...

The Healing Ranch

A travel blog entry by determined

... overlooking the ranch, perfect for lingering over coffee or watching the sunset. We had fun Friday night walking around the square in downtown Georgetown. Got to have Amy's ice cream, yummy! Delana knows lots about local history too, so much fun. ...

Day 5 - Seguin to McGregor - 48 miles

A travel blog entry by cindysellsjohns

... are fewer minorities on the registry.

Tim also rode for Olivia Espinoza. Olivia was an outstanding employee on the Texas State University custodial staff for 18 years. She supported annual marrow donor registrations and awareness events on campus. Although she was a determined fighter she lost her battle with cancer in August 2011. She had many family members at the event.

My honoree was ...

"Turn and face the strain - changes"

A travel blog entry by jrsherman81054

It matters not that it was 50 degrees with infinite shades of green and cool misty skies when I left Anchorage, I arrived in a spectrum of browns with scorching temperatures hovering around the 110 degree mark. The bottom line is, I am home. As Tim McGraw sings, "Ohhhhh, God bless Texas." I enjoyed my time in Alaska, but there's no place like home. Walking off of the plane ...

Damn the Wire

A travel blog entry by miketheamerican

Hello gentle reader. I have just concluded my first day on the bike. After a ridiculously late start, I have made it some 59.8 miles from Alex’s house to Temple, TX. Not too bad I guess, considering all that has happened.
After riding a few miles with the bike fully loaded, it became clear that the rear wheel was not going to last much longer. A few of the spokes loosened up so badly that one could see them curved, indicating that they were loaded in ...