The weather was still…well let’s just say…not an idealistic morning. The wind began to howl around 5 a.m. but there was no rain, sleet or snow, so we slept in until it was warmer and then headed east on I-10. We drove a little over 300 miles in no time at all since we had a great tailwind, also getting great mileage, a big part due to the decision of going without a toad, we are loving that decision.
An overnight stop at the KOA in Junction, Texas. This park is a bit over our nightly camping budget but we will make up for it on another night. It is probably a great place during the season, but for now it was barren, windy and cold. The hosts were exceptionally accommodating, the restrooms, showers and laundry facilities were spotless, the grounds were well maintained and they offered cable for an extra dollar.
An overnight stop at the KOA in Junction, Texas. This park is a bit over our nightly camping budget but we will make up for it on another night. It is probably a great place during the season, but for now it was barren, windy and cold. The hosts were exceptionally accommodating, the restrooms, showers and laundry facilities were spotless, the grounds were well maintained and they offered cable for an extra dollar.
2 comments:
Hi guys,
We've changed plans a little. We're heading out in the morning but turning South and going down the Texas gulf coast to Port Lavaca to stay there a few days. Then we're heading back up to San Antonio and on to Del Rio.
Maybe out paths will cross again another time!
Adios Amigos.
That is what is so nice about this lifestyle...change and just going with the flow. We hope to meet up another time when we are crossing paths.
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