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US Highway 87 South Texline, Texas, 79087, United States

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Miles and miles and miles of.....

A travel blog entry by beadledove

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... rv. But, it had to be done.

The first night we spent in a shabby little rv park in Boise City, Oklahoma. The site was just a stone’s throw from the railroad track. The freight trains ran past throughout the night, imagine our moods the next day….after an invigorating walk around the (not so) thriving metropolis, we unplugged and unhooked and headed down the road. Places like Boise City leave me in awe of the ...

Riding the road in New Mexico!

A travel blog entry by denel70

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... winning Wimpyburgers. It's one of Route 66's oldest restaurants (1922) located in an old part of Albuquerque.

We went back on I-40 for a while passing rows of pink-tinged cliffs and hills. We were also passing rain squalls just north and south of us. We did run into a bit of rain, but not enough to be concerned about.

Heading into Gallup, we were back ...

Hasta La Vista New Mexico

A travel blog entry by pollyandmikey

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We slept in as late as the tent/sauna would allow – 7.30am is my limit, Mikey braved it until 8am. Since then it has been a very relaxed day spent hanging around the campsite waiting for the tyres to arrive, updating the blog and washing our clothes. It's 2.30 now and they’ve finally turned up and fortunately are the correct ones! We’re just going to do 25 miles today to a primitive campsite halfway ...

Worn Tyres Bring Us Home For Showers and Steaks

A travel blog entry by pollyandmikey

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Today was all about hoping we got to Clayton before my front tyre gave out. We were up at 7 and enjoyed a lovely breakfast over-looking the Prairie before setting out. I could really get used to this camping out, it's been fun, but I am seriously looking forward to a shower tonight! With a tailwind, we flew through the first 16 miles to Gladstone, where we found a fantastic shop with freshly baked bread and cookies. There was actually an RV site with ...

Nicest Day Yet

A travel blog entry by crossamerica

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... one horse town, considerably down the pecking order even from Tucumcari!
There were a couple of one mule towns on the route.
The only down on the day was riding past the XIT Feed Lots where cattle go for fattening before market. One of the guys said that there were between 600k and 1m cows there. I find that hard to believe but there were certainly a lot there and the smell lasted until after our post ride shower!
The XIT range was ...

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