Sleep Inn Airport Amarillo

... 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.

We woke up early and went out 6 mies west of Amarillo to see Cadillac ranch, a man stuck 10 Cadillacs in ground in a farm field. People spray paint them every color of the rainbow wth spray paint. One car had Susan painted on so Susie the graffiti artist wrote our names and our anv date on the car.
We stopped at a museum called the Panhandle plains museum. It has a lot of ...

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

We're Still in Texas

June 1, 2009 (Monday) – Spring Branch to Fort Parker State Park (230 miles)

After several "goodbyes" and wishes for “safe travel”, Wendell & I set out from home about 11 AM heading to Fort Parker, near Mexia (Mah-hay-ah), TX. The drive went well – even through Austin – and we were set up in camp four hours later. Upon arrival at the ranger station, we found we could have our pick of spots. We ...

... could sleep. Then however, we proceeded to scare the kids by pointing out how far we were from anything...and that's exactly how most of horror movies start. We then got to sleep with the lights on for the rest of the night. Next morning we grabbed a quick breakfast so we could get on our way. BTW, bill for the night for house rental, dinner, breakfast and three horseback rides totaled $176. Can't beat that! Now we're on our way home. I have no other tourist stops planned ...

... no one was in the mood for food or champagne aft** last night) before heading back to the hotel and making our departure for Amarillo. On the road to Amarillo we stopped at a strange little place called Cadillac ranch. It is basically a bunch of old Cadillacs stuck in the ground in the middle of the paddock and people just go th**e to graffiti them. We did our bit and let our inn** vandals run wild, as well as getting an awesome photo with a group of the boys standing ...

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... lined with enough fast food joints for every Texan to eat junk food every day, and car dealerships jammed with pickups to get you from McDs to Taco Bell. Away from the plains the landscape is surprisingly green and leafy as we discovered deviating off the interstate to Hunt in search of Stonehenge II (never found it). You regularly see everything from deer to chipmunks crossing the road (some more successfully than others). On the plains industrial sprinkler systems keep ...