Red Roof Inn El Paso

11400 Chito Samaniego Drive El Paso, Texas, 79936-7421, United States

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El Paso and Juarez

A travel blog entry by glen_linda

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... shopping and restaurants.

We drove to the highly recommended "Golden Horseshoe District" downtown. We had no desire to park and stroll the 6 block area of this Golden Horseshoe District. Neither of us could imagine walking there at night. The "bridge" between the U.S. and Juarez is right in the downtown area. The buildings in the "Golden Horseshoe District" don't seem to be ...

Not alot of fun, but worth it!

A travel blog entry by thesairs

The conversation went a little like this:

Henk & Betsey: We are going to Mexico this Spring, want to join us?
Ken: YES!!!!
Me: Well, when you say spring, what time frame are you talking about?
Henk & Betsey: sometime in early April
Me: we are going to be in New Orleans with some friends and can't really change our plans.
Ken: yes we can...I want to go to Mexico.
Me: No, Ken, ...

Back in the Lone Star State

A travel blog entry by dlpool

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... This is definitely a good winter playground and I want to come back to explore it further. But alas, we must leave tomorrow. On the upside, we’ll once again be back in our treasured home state of Texas. What is it that makes you feel like you’re in a foreign country when you’re not on Texas soil? Guess it has to do with “our roots”.

Our park in Willcox appears to be a converted KOA. It’s close ...

Day 6

A travel blog entry by linusvpelt

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Day 6 I woke up extremely early this morning and was awake on and off. I used the time to visit the restroom several times and to create a playlist of Christian artists for one of our group members. We were supposed to be off a little earlier today but the kids had issues 'rolling out' so we were a few minutes late getting going. We stopped by the Headquarters and dropped off the trailer from the day before and looked at the ...

The Long and Winding Road

A travel blog entry by ndsquirrel

I only have one thing to say. The road between Carlsbad Cavern and El Paso (US 62/180) is the most desolate drive I ever had to make. I did not run across a single town, gas station and very few cars during the ride. It made it difficult to keep my eyes open during the 150 mile drive. I think I had my eyes open during the drive...maybe that is why I missed the signs ...

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