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Carlsbad Ntional Park
... in Stow apparently. I listened to country western music and sang out loud. It's scary, but I'm learning the words. A lot of their music is thought provoking, some horribly sad and most of it is about trucks, beer and the right gal/guy. All this territory is just much too brown for me. A new englander born and raised, I need green grass and tall, green trees. The one universal thing so far is all ...
New day - hopefully a better one!
... The only things glistening were really just broken bottles. But we got out and walked around and eventually we did start finding some crystals. But these were not the beautiful reddish color like before but ranged from a clear/white to a sort of green and were larger examples and not well defined. But, I can be very persistent and kept looking. The area we were in also had a lot of mica and gypsum. I did find one really nice ...
Day 55 - Carlsbad, NM
Before heading out of San Antonio, we drove to the Alamo since Bill had never been there. It was swamped with tourists, so we buzzed the place and headed out on our westward journey once again. The scenery is starting to include rocky, small hills and lots of long stretches of nothing but acres and acres of brush covered ...
Cacti and Energy: Drive Through the Flatlands
... the way out, we realized that two of the hats in the car had flown halfway across the cemetery, and it was comical to see us chase them through the gravestones. We headed into San Angelo to see Mima's old house, took some photos that successfully creeped out the construction guys there, and moved on in our journey, toward Carlsbad, New Mexico. This time, the drive was only about four hours, but the scenery gradually ...
Hiking and loving it (then driving again)
... lunch on the way and pulled in to the Park at 5pm. Sadly, there was only one campsite left in the campground and it was the only one that had no shade available and no trees around it. As it was still 100 degrees out, we were not prepared to camp in the direct sun and carried on up the road to a little park just outside Carlsbad Caverns National Park. We pitched the tent, had tea and at least there is wifi in order to update our blog. Into the caverns tomorrow. ...
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