Holiday Inn Express El Paso - Central
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Out in the West Texas town of El Paso
Our first overnight stop was in El Paso, TX. We found a very nice, clean and pet-friendly Holiday Inn Express downtown. We would highly recommend a stay here.
The girls (meaning the Poodles), were excellent on the trip. They settled into the rear seat and were very quiet. They are only used to taking breaks in our backyard and they …
Truth or consequences this was the ...
Truth or Consequences This was the beginning of the sketchy part of my journey. I was booked on the train from El Paso to Austin that was due to leave at 3.30 the following day. I wanted to go to this hostel in truth or consequences because of the Rio Grande flowing past while sat in the hot springs, and then sleeping in a tepee. I had originally …
Floating the Mighty Rio
Some people may scoff at the idea of floating down the Rio Grande through El Paso, Texas. I must admit I thought that the idea was a bit wacky, but that is exactly what was the attractive part. So this afternoon, Turner and I climbed down the embankment with a few inner tubes in hand - one extra for the cold beverage of your choice - and lazily drifted down a small stretch of this mighty river whose origins begin in the ...
800 Miles
... the bear peeled out of the median with lights flasing and siren blaring. I thougth for sure he was after me but luckily he flew right past and nicked someone in a car. whew. New Mexico had nice weather, it was cool out. The sun hung low on the horizon behind me, the moutains were a purple hue set againist an orangy-blue sky filled with big puffy clouds. I wish i could have taken some pics while I was riding, it was really nice and made me realize ...
A little reflection of the journey
... well into the night. We danced and sang. My only morning headache of the journey followed that night. We knew that most of us will never see each other again and almost for sure never drive down the highways and byways of another land together. We were saying goodbye with lumps in our throats almost in tears. Many of these people have traveled with me and HERO down that whole 40,000 mile road. The chances of HERO doing another journey at ...