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Got up early to leave late
... From him I know what the price of land is, 1 acre of land costs around $1000, but it is impossible to find a small tract of land, you need to buy at least 650 acres. With great pride he also informed us how much water you need to survive in this desert and also how you get by without electricity. Just let me know if you are interested in the details.
We set of to the Chisos Basin where we had accommodations for the night. What ...
The law West of the Pecos
... told her that they saw the lights the previous 2 evenings. After waiting about 30 minutes in the cold out math told us that the probability of seeing the lights were to low, so off we set for The Holland Hotel.
The question for the statisticians (Lelani) or Mathematicians (Izak, Kristen and Vikaash), how big was the probability of us seeing the lights tonight?
More to come tomorrow... and feel free to respond if you read the blog.
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SPRAIN, SPRAIN, GO AWAY
... a larger view. That's all I know about it.
So, we're at the Lost Alaskan RV Park in Alpine, TX. It is quite pleasant and we're told (Dante Alert) Road Runners share the campground. Haven't seen any yet, but we'll probably stay here a day or two to give Frank a chance a heal a bit, so I'll be on the lookout.
Stocked up on milk, rum and coke, so we're good for a few days.
More tomorrow.
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Driving us round the bend...!
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For the rest of the night we drink, listened to the band and watched Gary intently for the next move! We took a walk out onto the patio when the sun had finally gone down and took a look at the stars before taking the pitch black walk back to our tent, or should I say, oven...! Even with the tent door open the heat was still just so incredibly intense for midnight, we hope the booze would kick in and help us sleep which eventually it did...What a ...
Mit Amtrak durch die Wüste
... means of transport, the mighty Amtrak train - or the "Sunset Limited", running from New Orleans to California, to be precise. The trip from San Antonio to Alpine in southwest Texas highlands was extremely scenic: The scenery around got more and more dry and barren while we made our way across parts of the Chihuahua Desert, with various hills, ridges and canyons spotted. After 7 hours I arrived in Alpine, a tiny ranching community in the middle ...


